Spooky Week in the Big Easy, Day 3 & 4 Happy Halloween, everyone! Kristen and I are gearing up for our anniversary dinner, and resting our legs from the nonstop workout we've been getting this week. Over the last few days, we've toured the sights and learned about some of the spookier sides of New Orleans&
Spooky Week in the Big Easy, Day 2 Hey again! Kristen and I have gotten our bearings a bit, and started to navigate a bit further afield wit the aid of a good night's sleep, and plenty of coffee. Day 2 of New Orleans promised to be a fun one, full of exploration and discovery, through
Spooky Week in the Big Easy, Day 1 Hey all! Checking in from New Orleans, Lousiana, where my partner Kristen and I are celebrating our anniversary! This is our first trip to the Cresent City, and we're spending the week taking in the sights, sounds, and tastes of New Orleans! Beignets & Bookshops Our day started
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Game Reviews Featured Potionomics: a concoction of Commerce and Camaraderie From the get-go, I was hooked on the colorful characters, the varied art styles, excellently animated (and voice acted) interactions, and the multifaced gameplay.
Book Reviews Book Review: ‘Beyond The Wall’ by Katja Hoyer Sometimes, the truth is stranger than fiction. Such is the case when it comes to the 40-odd year run of East Germany, or as it was officially known, the Deutsche Demokratische Republik (German Democratic Republic), or GDR. From its unplanned founding through to a sudden reunification, East Germany seems to
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Book Review: “The Spellshop” by Sarah Beth Durst I have a confession to make. Despite the old saying, I frequently judge (or at least make impulse decisions to buy) books by their cover…
Life Setting Sail This post was originally published in June of 2024 on a previous version of this blog. Sunrise There's something oddly magical about starting a day in the twilight of pre-dawn. Don't get me wrong, it's perfectly miserable and you just know you'll
