At least he’s honest?

My experience was a few years ago but I guess not much has changed.

Screwing up is a great way to learn, so really it’s win-win.

I’m going to be at this a while

@rcmacleod.bsky.social still don’t spoil anything but here is the name

It’s Void Stranger which my son says has been described as having “Google-docs-requiring lore”. I have a handwritten spreadsheet of certain things and I am forever finding that I did not write enough information down.

Update: I’m multiple layers into a thing I need to figure out and finally came upon an inscription on the wall that is a PENCIL AND PAPER PUZZLE IM SUPPOSED TO WRITE DOWN AND SOLVE to know what to do later

I am having so much fun getting the reveals in-game I don’t want to risk it!! To satisfy your curiosity I’ll just say it is a puzzle game with a grayscale palette.

It’s been really fun to play together, though. He loves that he can watch someone get all the “aha” moments (there are very few streamers/YTers doing this game) and I get to have him gently nudging me toward solutions when I’m stumped

Twinsies! This one is also for my husband. (I made one for myself years ago)

St. Brigid by Alice Starmore! I highly recommend the book it's from, Aran Knitting, if you have any interest in cable knitting www.ravelry.com/patterns/lib...

Another Alice Starmore enjoyer, I see :)

Thank you!

And here’s your annual PSA to quit brining and basting and all that other busywork. Turkeys taste better the less you do to them. lifehacker.com/simple-roast...