I have a D&D game to run in 15 hours, likely involving encounters my players have been working their way toward for a couple of months now... and so far during my prep time this week, I have spent a few hours summarizing my notes for the sessions we played 5 years ago...

Patiently waiting for PoE2 to come online while impatiently waiting for my code to compile.

At this point, I'm starting to wonder if the initial 3 hours watch time for Twitch drops is going to finish before anyone is able to *actually* stream the game today...

Today's standup kicked off with an explanation of the difference between Path of Exile, Pillars of Eternity, and Power over Ethernet for the uninitiated.

A couple of nights ago, I found myself writing a rant on the importance of having rules for magic in storytelling but stalled out after about 5-6 pages. My main reason for stopping was getting stumped trying to remember the details of a particular Spider-Man reference I wanted to make.

Listening to my minion practice cello in the living room, I find myself profoundly grateful that he didn't chose something squeakier to learn.

Survived running a D&D one-shot for a bunch of 8-11-year-old boys 8 hours ago, still in recovery. It was gratifying seeing my son act as a voice of reason this time around.