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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Gaming for the Rest of Us: It turns out, I haven’t really been gaming…
I know, gasp, horror. That’s not entirely true. I’m playing in a Legends of the Five Rings Role Playing Game campaign once a month. I play Realm Grinder and Forge of Empires as a sometimes diversion. And I play Seaport on my phone. But for the most part, that’s minutes a day, and I just … Continue reading It turns out, I haven’t really been gaming… Continue reading
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Brickcraft: Things have been quiet
Unfortunately, as is so often the case, life has intervened in building. While that means I haven’t been producing new work, it does not mean I have not been thinking about things to build, and if my schedule should clear, I have some strong new ideas about how to progress with my building projects. Also … Continue reading Things have been quiet Continue reading
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The Rambling Road: You’re not finished until you’re done, or understanding tired
I recently read a quote from a personal trainer that said, “You’re not finished when you’re tired; you’re finished when you’re done.” While I appreciate the sentiment of not quitting until you get to your goal, as someone with a … Continue reading → Continue reading
Readiness: Run to where? Taking an honest look at getting out of Dodge.
One of the central themes of a lot of readiness thinking and training is the notion of bugging out when a disaster strikes. There are a lot of reasons for that fact, mostly driven by people living in urban and suburban areas that are critically unsustainable in a crisis situation. That said, one of my […] Continue reading
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