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They do not kill. It is as bad for business as the farmer who slaughters his milk-cow, and any thief with a reputation for leaving behind bodies and blood will find it hard to book gigs. The burglar's share of party XP for monsters slain is obliterated, made null and void. In addition, a burglar incurs XP...
My daughter has always been the most innocent, sweet, loving, and kind person I have ever known. It brings a small tear to my eye even as I write that now. Like every proud father, I have enjoyed every moment of watching her grow into her own personality, and yet there is a bittersweetness to it. I don’t want to...
The past two months have been quite busy. Summer reading at the library was in full swing which coincided with the mid-year grant writing season. So, my work life has been a mixture of helping with programming with lots of grant writing in between. As such, I haven't felt like doing too much personal writing in my...
Bookshelves in Casa d'Areny-Plandolit Museum, Andorra: Thanks to Eric Thomson for the photographs.
another year of artfight is downand this year i have a blog to write about itthis year had a cool gimmick too, there were three teams fighting each otherartfight is pretty simple, you "attack" characters of the other team for points and then they can"revenge" that attack by drawing your own characteralso you get...
One of the bragging points of digital information is that it’s supposed to be possible to convert it from one format to another. Actually doing the conversion is often where theory runs headlong into practice and gets a concussion. Thankfully, when I need to convert text documents from one format into another,...
AH-- AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I've written a couple thousand words today and yesterday which, don't get me wrong, were really fun write-ups but if I'm going to commit to the trials and tribulations I have lined up for me (more writing, in the spirit of BlAugust) then I need to tone it back. Not only on a literal, word...
I felt a lot of shame today. Shame about what I am. Who I am. What I like. Who I like. Shame for being me. Shame for being free. When I feel shame I also get paranoid. Today I’ve been paranoid. Paranoid that people are listening in. Paranoid I’ll be taken away. Paranoid that I’m in trouble. Paranoid that I’ll be...
Cicero, On Old Age 5.15 (tr. William Armistead Falconer): And, indeed, when I reflect on this subject I find four reasons why old age appears to be unhappy: first, that it withdraws us from active pursuits; second, that it makes the body weaker; third, that it deprives us of almost all physical pleasures; and,...
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