I had two nightmares last night. I don't normally remember my dreams; this is unusual.
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In the first nightmare, I had been brought in to help a stranger overcome his neurosis. While he slept we would each wear headgear, and the electrical patterns in his brain would be projected into mine. I would experience his dream as a waking,... Read More
OK you top my nightmares, although I did wake the boyfriend up the day after Christmas, screaming his name because he'd turned into a zombie. It sticks with me because it was the first time I dreamt about a current boyfriend.
Just ran the numbers again. If I want to have my game on store shelves by Christmas, I need to be ready for Kickstarter in two months, and ready for printing in four months.
Yowza.
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And it's time for more Nerd Games
Two of the names below are from real-world history, the third is from... Read More
I like this new picture. you look piratey. Sea, not internet.
Does this girl with the colorful hair have a name?
I feel like I've been in love at least once, and even then it took me deciding to say I was before the overwhelming part kicked in. What if there are some people who are prone non-believers (of being in love)? What if they never admit it and let themselves fall into the full grasp of love?
For the past year and a half, I'd been planning a trip with my old friends from the home state, getting them to come out to visit just once and see what life was like and what all there was to love in the wider world. One by one, they each had medical issues, or finance issues, or just flaked. As of this morning, all... Read More
"You still smell like burning", he says, as I walk back into TechShop.
"Really?"
*shrug* "My boss says he's going to put me into rehab, because I never leave this place."
"Well of course not. Would you leave Disney?"
Forbes ranks Smaug the Dragon in the 2011 Forbes Fictional 15 at rank #8, comfortably able to buy Bruce Wayne, but still under Tony Stark. Get the facts.
Many of the most transcendent and most frustrating moments in my life have been while making things. I've left far more projects by the wayside unfinished than I've completed. At least 30 sit on shelves in various storage spaces, and I have eager plans for each of them, most of which will go unfulfilled. But I won't.
In fact, I recall hearing that a lot of very good documentaries have come out recently. That might be a category generally worth looking into.