Heart and imagination go together.
Note–this is not a review per se. I don’t actually care much for the idea of reviewing TV shows anymore, because it suggests that I should be watching with an eye to criticism. I don’t do that. I watch with an eye to enjoyment, but I don’t leave my brain behind either. These are just
Continue reading A Few Thoughts About The Legend of Vox Machina
I started seeing a Career Counselor about a year ago, and it went nothing like I thought it would. I should say up front that my career goals were primarily creative (I want to finish a game, and a novel or two, or 100). I’ve felt somewhat stalled from really achieving the outcomes I wanted
There are two books I love about order and chaos. The first is a book a friend wrote called Chaos and the Kingdom. It’s a bible study guide for small groups designed to help them understand the chaos imagery in the Old and New Testaments and how it plays into key biblical stories. You might
I will try to keep this page spoiler free. I really just wanted to write something appreciative about Dimension 20 as a whole. I first started watching Misfits and Magic because a friend of mine kept sending me tiktoks of this crazy Harry Potter spoof for hypernerds. Just listening to Erika and Brennan critique the
Note–this is not a review per se. I don’t actually care much for the idea of reviewing TV shows anymore, because it suggests that I should be watching with an eye to criticism. I don’t do that. I watch with an eye to enjoyment, but I don’t leave my brain behind either. These are just
Note: I wrote the following letter to my representative based on some good intel from Indivisible. You can also see the press release on the Omar-Pressley resolution here. You can read the text of the resolution here. Feel free to copy or use any part of this text in your own letter to your representative.
Continue reading Support the Omar-Pressley Resolution Condemning Police Violence
Note: As important as it is to offer constructive criticism to those who fail to do the right thing, it is also important to recognize when people and institutions are heading in the right direction. I tweeted the following to Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, in recognition of their company’s attempt to keep civil discourse
Note: The following is a copy of the letter I wrote and messaged Mark Zuckerberg about through Facebook messenger. Feel free to use it as inspiration to share your own thoughts about how how to keep social media companies accountable to the power they wield in modern society. Let us take care, especially in this
All things are full of weariness; a man cannot utter it;the eye is not satisfied with seeing, nor the ear filled with hearing.9 What has been is what will be, and what has been done is what will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun. Ecclesiastes 1:8-9 Well . . . that’s . . . rather bleak.
Continue reading Episode Five: Estranged Bedfellows, Happiness and Effort
Last summer I took some time to take stock. What I found was solidly…okay. For the past couple of years, I had put a significant amount of effort delving into family history that needed sorting out. Let me tell you! “Okay” was not the word I would have used to describe that experience. That was
Continue reading Episode 7: Taking Stock with the Stoplight Method