Breaking up is hard to do
As I charge headlong into the new year wrapped in the cozy sweater of ambitious optimism, I find myself held back by the heavy, wet… Read More »Breaking up is hard to do
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That Went Well
I’d been meaning to update the website here for a few months. And by “a few months” I mean like a year and a half.… Read More »That Went Well
Stuck in the Middle with DEATH
I’m starting to feel cursed. It was about 10:00 at night and I was making my way home on the freeway last week. My head… Read More »Stuck in the Middle with DEATH
Bite-sized History
It was over a decade ago when one of my friends asked, “Hey, man! Have you seen the movie Cannibal! the Musical?” I hadn’t. I… Read More »Bite-sized History
Day 97: They Still Think I’m a Cat
The suit itches, and it stinks of sweat and other, less pleasant things. Still, it’s all for science, and so I persist. Okay, I’m not… Read More »Day 97: They Still Think I’m a Cat
Mandatory Upgrades
I hate buying new computers. Oh, I love shopping for new computers: catching up on all the improvements since I was last in the market,… Read More »Mandatory Upgrades
Return of ThanksGaming: This Time It’s Personal
One of the things I love about tabletop gaming is how it fosters a community. It’s especially awesome when that community can give back to… Read More »Return of ThanksGaming: This Time It’s Personal
A Harrowing Tale of Data Survival
When my laptop’s battery dies, it doesn’t give a polite, C-3PO-like, “Pardon me, sir, but I seem to be out of power and will be… Read More »A Harrowing Tale of Data Survival
New Blood
This past weekend, I had the privilege of speaking on a couple panels at the second annual Fort Collins Comic Con. (Unofficial motto: “We’re bigger… Read More »New Blood
Sweet Sounds of Barsoom
Jaxar the Barbarian, aka “that juice-fueled toddler” loves to go on long walks. “Outside!” he cries, pulling at my hand. Once on the sidewalk, he… Read More »Sweet Sounds of Barsoom