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So, now you’re looking at a desktop inside your desktop. Unless, if you’re using your phone, you are looking at a desktop on your phone. Sorry. Hey, I heard you like desktops It started with an idea. I was busy being unhappyish about the design of my site, especially the light grey boxes with rounded corners that...
Daily writing promptWhat’s a moment when you realized you were officially an adult?View all responses Yesterday’s Daily Prompt from WP.com community was an interesting topic. So I decided to participate and give my little opinion on this. Adulting for me happened when I had to be the responsible person for a person...
What would the world look like if countries were resized according to the number of people living in them? You can explore that question in Gapmover, an map that shows how the relative size of countries has changed from 1800 and is projected to change through to 2100.Unlike a conventional map, this animated...
Perfume PosseApologies, but … It’s cool, grey and still early in the morning. So far that doesn’t last into the day, though, with temps rising and the sun coming out later. Still, it’s so so pleasant and much easier to manage. We all take… Continue Reading → Perfume PosseApologies, but …
Prompt 2: What was the last thing you did that made you feel like a ‘human being’, rather than a ‘human doing’? I sat under a tree and watched the world go by. It was the last thing I did that made me feel present and alive. From where I sat, I watched kids scoot by on their bikes with their parents not too far...
Widowed at thirty-three years old, she thought. As if her age mattered. As if anything did. Her name was Rebecca Haugen, née Parry and perhaps now Parry again. Her husband’s name was — or had been — Daniel. He had lived for thirty-seven years, fourteen of them with her, before his life ended on a Wednesday evening...
Finally in the way to the long dead priest and to Heliopolis. But the journey isn’t that simple as Klio exepected.
Fresh, underripe peaches don’t have to be a disappointment — in fact, they’re the secret to this bright and refreshing Green Peach Salad, a clever recipe that turns the hardest, most unforgiving fruit into something truly delicious. Inspired by Genius Recipes and loved for its simplicity, this salad uses firm green...
Some tips, tricks, or tools we use when prepping or running our RPGs provide multiple benefits for minimal effort, giving us super lazy GM powerhouse tricks. These high-value tricks take little time, money, or effort and yet give us several benefits in our games. What are your own high value lazy GM tricks? Here are...
I don't know about you but I've spent the last 10 days in Spain. One minute was to see the total eclipse and the rest of the time was a long holiday. BestMate'sOther Half is from the Basque Country so I've had the perfect tour guide, excellent hospitality and a chance to meet all the friends I've long heard about....
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