The web site on which I originally posted this review is being retired. Since I often refer to this game in my reviews, I decided to archive that review here. TL;DR: This game sucks rubber donkey lungs. Now I've definitely finished playing Batman: Arkham Knight! Here's the review I posted to Amazon: Batman: Arkham Knight left me…
I am going to a gaming party on Saturday June 27; that’s tomorrow as I write this. I’m going to wear a kilt. The problem is that I own three. Please help me choose which one to wear. Here are my choices. The links will take you to the closest image I could find of the kilt…
Of course, on the day I’m posting about Labyrinths, someone orders this ring from my Etsy shop: I wonder what movie I’ll watch tonight. I have a hankering for a film with David Bowie and some contact juggling.
Nevis Laboratories, the physics lab where I work, is setting up an outreach program. The goal is to give the general public an idea of the work we do here. I’ve become the “social media coordinator” for the lab. Nevis now has a presence on three social-media sites: Facebook 
, Twitter 
, and Instagram 
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I’ve written before about the gravestones of two dogs buried on the Nevis property. In that post, I talked about clipping away the vegetation (mostly raspberry bushes) to keep the path to the stones clear. Since I wrote that post, I’ve visited the gravestones every year in May. The task has become harder each year. Raspberry bushes…
As a member of a nature religion, I’m supposed to be familiar with the plants and animals in the neighborhoods in which I live and work.
Who has two thumbs and a $4000 car repair bill? This guy! I don’t know if this will impact my ability to go to Free Spirit. I have to see if I can start getting into “saving mode” again now that I’m out from under my regular medical expenses.
This year I organized my Passover seder at the home of Sabrina and Michael. This year, Passover and Easter fell on the same weekend. We wound up blending those two and the pagan holiday of Ostara into PassEastara. The seder went well. There were a total of 11 people there, making it one of the largest seders…