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Some people can't be in pain or inebriated without being mean to others. Their kindness is a fragile facade that shatters under duress. Others aren't like this. They may grow less coherent and be less heedful of courtesies. But their...
Rode my bike to the light rail and took the train to downtown. Took an hour and 10 minutes. All good, got to read the new times while on the train. Anyways, as per usual, still working on my dimensions and perspectives. One day I’ll map...
41 years ago, I did Street Lining for the President of Mexico, one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences which mould who you are, or who you become. The weather during the practices for the hideously complicated (until you've learnt...
After the excitement and socializing of last week, it has been a very quiet week. I promised myself that I'd take a couple of days off after such a hectic weekend at the Comic Swap Meet (scroll down for a report on that). I sold some...
Full boxes of granola bars, fresh mix tapes, and the heady thrill of anticipation get your body ready for a nice long ride. AWESOME! Access my all-new awesome things when you sign-up for the daily awesome thing newsletter: Photo from:...
The game name dnup needs to be written exactly this way, so that when you turn it upside down, it looks exactly the same. This is a game from Kei Kajino, designer of SCOUT (written in all caps). It also has the element of turning cards...
I've spent the last few days —— see here, and here —— recovering from one of the worst anxiety attacks I've ever had. And, like, that sucked and all, but anyone who struggles with this kind of thing also knows how joyous it is to be able...
I kept shockingly good journal entries during my first week of university. Journaling has long been something I care about. A way to record moments in life that are otherwise hard to capture. [[ Do you remember our photos together? ]]...
After finishing Mickey7 I haven’t found another book that catches my interest. I might move into non-fiction. Meanwhile, I’m re-reading Jordan Mechner’s The Making of Prince of Persia.
My son got me a super Daddio Coffee mug for father's day. He's very proud of it. He finds it hilarious. So I took a few pictures to share with him — and with you — to show how much that gift matters to me. Happy fathers' day
“Your dorm room looks like a mental asylum” is a thing that people irl feel way too comfortable saying to me. It’s true, I don’t decorate my dorm. My room at home has plenty of posters, but when did we decide it was a necessity to pack a...
This is one of the greatest tips I've ever been given, and today I'm sharing it: how to light a charcoal grill in seconds. With no lighter fluid. The method is foolproof, clean, easy, and AMAZING. You don't need a chimney, lighter fluid,...
This month's book was Woodworking by Emily St. James, of which I need to finish writing my long emotional post about. I had reached out to a book club member about this book because I wanted to talk to another gender diverse person about...
I've watch a lot of videos on youtube in my life, more than I am proud of. Recently I've gotten kind of tired of it and struggled to find videos that I really like. The mrbeast- and tiktokification of the platform has made it less and...
VENTURE SCIENCE FICTION – August 1969. Editor: Edward L. Ferman. Cover art: Bert Tanner. Overall rating: **** JULIUS FAST “The League of Grey-Eyed Women.” Novel. Published separately later by Lippincott (hardcover, 1970) and Pyramid...
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