G and I made some brownies today. (She did most of the work.) And I took lots of pictures of her stirring and eating the batter and I posted some to the private Facebook group we have for our kid Read more…
Several weeks ago, I posted to Facebook what I think is a steelman argument in favor of mandatory/forced vaccinations to stop the spread of COVID 19. What followed in comments was a useful conversation from most people (I was only Read more…
After over 137 hours of play, I’ve done all I can or am willing to do in the world of Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla. That’s not to say I didn’t enjoy it. I did. But my gameplay was fraught with bugs Read more…
Just in time for my parental leave, a buddy of mine tracked down a PS5 for me and I was able to dive right in to the newest Spider-Man game. I loved the first one, so I was really looking Read more…
Over the past few years, I’ve gotten in the habit of writing about my political views directly on Facebook where the audience is limited to my friends. Part of that is convenience and part of it is a desire to Read more…
I do enjoy personality tests even though they often read like horoscopes to me. Meaning, they often produce results that more or less apply to every human on the planet and, once primed to see yourself in the result, it’s Read more…
Sooooo… husby convinced me to get a Peloton bike a few weeks ago. I was kind of meh about it because it just struck me as being far too expensive for what it is and it has the whiff of Read more…
Moving a mixed economy to a free market is challenging and advocates for freedom face difficulties when addressing specific policy issues where the free market stance may result in adverse consequences for specific groups.
A discussion of my complaints about the last episode of Game of Thrones as well as storytelling in general and what audiences need to be told explicitly in order to understand what’s going on.