If you’ve met me, you know that I like to wear colorful t-shirts. I typically pick up a new shirt at each festival or convention I go to.
What happens to the t-shirts when they wear out? It used to be that I’d just use them as rags. I’ve learned something else I can do:
My bookshelves were full of all the games I’ve purchased recently. The games had spilled over onto the floor, stashed in canvas bags so I could easily grab them to take to a friend’s place or a game night.
A friend of mine had a couple of bookcases she had to give away. They were the same style as the Billy bookcases I already had. I took action.
Remember that libation bowl I mentioned in my previous Shapeways post? Here's how it turned out. What I designed Material I chose What I got ceramic with pale yellow glaze
From 1993 through 2001, I was part of a close-knit Wiccan circle. That group remained stable, adding or losing only a couple of people, from its start to its finish.
In a previous post I talked about using 3D programs to design jewelry. I’ve continued to play with using Shapeways to design and create rings. Here are a few examples of what I’ve done, along with some of the difficulties I’ve encountered along the way.
I'm going to offer a demo of Fluxx: The Board Game on Thu July 25 at the regular board-game night at Hobbytown in Nanuet NY. The address is: Hobbytown Nanuet 57 Rockland Center Nanuet, NY 10954 The store has a board-game night every Thursday. Folks arrive to play games at 7:30PM. Gaming lasts at least until midnight,…
It’s been months since I last did any substantive research on the biography of Isaac Bonewits. Several week ago, my writing coach suggested that I write a blog post on how to “get my mojo back.”
I finished Bioshock:Infinite last night. My reaction, in brief: - This is most beautiful game I've ever seen. They managed to crank out more detail and depth out of an aging console than I could have possibly imagined. - The game is violent, especially during melee. I cringed, but accepted it; I'd heard the story was worth…
Good news: I heard back from the doctor about the stabbing pains in my left side. Bad news (kinda): There was nothing on the X-ray. Good news: The doctor prescribed Amrix, a powerful muscle relaxant. Bad news: The pharmacy is out. I have to wait until they get more in. Good news: Maybe, just maybe, the pain…