Ha hah! I have flying in Kul Tiras!
Take that Boralus with your Escher stairs! And Nazjatar with all your spiky cliffs!
Time to gather a lot of jelly to feed a growing bee now. Continue reading “Tidbits from Virtual Worlds”
An e-zine about spaceships, aliens, science, memory, motherhood, magic, and cats.
Ha hah! I have flying in Kul Tiras!
Take that Boralus with your Escher stairs! And Nazjatar with all your spiky cliffs!
Time to gather a lot of jelly to feed a growing bee now. Continue reading “Tidbits from Virtual Worlds”
We’ve been discussing whether the kids want to go back to in-person school next term, since we’ll all be vaccinated. Elder Child casually mentioned active shooter drills as part of something else… and I suddenly want to turn into a bunker family like in Blast from the Past.
Me: *stays up until 4am*
Hazel: *fetches me to bed with much meowing*
Me: *goes to bed at 2am* Continue reading “My Cat’s Opinions On My Sleep Schedule”
Perhaps it’s a sign that I’ve been spending too much time trying to win over the Tortollon Seekers in Battle for Azeroth, but I propose a replacement for “Counting your chickens before they’re hatched”:
“Counting your turtles before they make it to the ocean.” Continue reading “A New Proverb”
Dogs my dog does not like:
Dogs my dog would like to befriend:
Squid Game is basically Cube X The Hunger Games. It’s really well done, but for all its twists & turns, I was actually surprised by how much it colored inside the lines.
It’s kind of nice though to watch something that follows familiar narrative tropes… Continue reading “Off the Rails…”
Elder Child wants to find some pieces for a new cosplay they’re putting together, so we’re at a thrift store, and the best way I can describe the selection here is that if I wanted to put together a Goa’uld cosplay, I would definitely come back here.
And now the thrift store is RickRolling us. I can’t tell if I love it or hate it here.
I grew up watching The Wonder Years, and it’s kind of magical how the new incarnation is so different and yet manages to feel exactly the same way watching The Wonder Years felt way back then.
They’ve really done a fantastic job with it.
Me: *speaks cryptically of Squid Game, because the eight-year-old is listening*
Eight: “Oh, you mean the robot girl who shoots people in Red Light, Green Light?”
Me: *stares blankly* “How do you know about that???”
Eight, bashfully: “There’s a Roblox game of Squid Game.”
So… I’m just gonna cry every week when I watch Star Trek: Prodigy?
Okay.
I can deal with that. Continue reading “Hologram Janeway”