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I've just installed the latest beta of Tinderbox so I wanted to see if the time issue I'd been seeing is still present. Not so, at least on this post. For the most part, Golden Gate has been pretty well behaved. Launches are faster, but I've noticed that waking from sleep can be annoyingly slow. Sheep Shaver, the...
āā 2/5 - Over-long, over -stuffed and finally wore out my interested in this series. The post The Butcherās Masquerade (Dungeon Crawler Carl #5) by Matt Dinniman appeared first on The Wallflower Digest.
When you enter university and watch your seniors at their farewell, you hear them dishing out the best advice on how to enjoy college life. They tell you these are your best years, that you'll never get them back, so you should live them fully. But you, having just started, never get it. You resort to bickering over...
The past three days Iāve been trying to spot a brown pigeon with severe string foot. Someone shared a video on Facebook of it so I went Friday, Saturday and again today hoping to catch it. Unfortunately I had no luck with this bird but did catch a different one that was just as bad, possibly worse. Look at the state...
Now the traditional dashing of the hopes of the Mayo fan begins. As always, itās the hope that makes it worse. #MayoGAA
Bournemouth born songwriter Chloe Slater is gearing up for her debut album Riot Youth, due October 9th via Stolen Juice (AWAL), and has marked the occasion with a new single, āMother Natureās Killing Spreeā. The song imagines the planet finally striking back at the humans whoāve spent decades neglecting it,...
Bournemouth born songwriter Chloe Slater is gearing up for her debut album Riot Youth, due October 9th via Stolen Juice (AWAL), and has marked the occasion with a new single, āMother Natureās Killing Spreeā. The song imagines the planet finally striking back at the humans whoāve spent decades neglecting it,...
Itās been nice and cool this week. Iām bracing for next week. Three gyms. Numbers all over the place, and not in a good way. I slid back into Redemption Ark as mooted. Although its ratio of exposition to narrative remains unfavourable, events have begun to move slightly faster (i.e. at all) which is helping to hold...
I fixed up my sleep schedule in late April/early May. I didn't think I had a problem until I realized that going to bed at 11 and waking up at 7:30 means nothing if you don't actually rest between those hours. All my screens are off by 8:45pm now and I read before I doze off (Etymologicon by Mark Forsyth is like...
The last book I read by Melissa Faliveno was her collection of personal essays called Tomboyland. I loved that book. It holds new weight four years later when the assault on queerness continues at a national scale. I imagine for many queer youth, life in towns like Mt. Horeb (and indeed even cities like Madison or...
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