I am not Spock. But I wanted to be. And that was a problem.
Leonard Nimoy’s death is still a recent thing as I write this. He was, of course, most famous for playing Spock, the logical Vulcan in the original Star Trek TV… Read more »
Category: Musings on Existence
Sleepwalking down memory lane
I have this feeling that I’ve written about this before, but I can’t find it in my blog, or in Michael’s. And looking back through the last year of posts… Read more »
Wanting to fly
My favorite game, City of Heroes, is closing down this month. It came out eight years ago, in 2004, and I’ve had a subscription the whole time. There have been… Read more »
Ow, my spine!
More baseball soon, I promise. I have two games to blog, but I didn’t have photos of the scorebook. Lame excuse, you say? Hey, it’s my blog. Suck it up…. Read more »
As if waking from a long sleep…
Not about baseball. I returned to work last week, after taking most of June off to be with my brother as much as I could in his final days, and… Read more »
Hard things
My brother Michael died on Sunday. He was diagnosed with cancer two years ago, in June 2010, and while he was briefly “NED” (No Evidence of Disease) in late 2010/early… Read more »
A Nell story
My daughter Nell is a geek. This makes me happy. She’s also smarter than I am, which I find both awesome and frightening. Tonight, since I got her new computer… Read more »
Thinking about mortality
Not a fun subject. Sorry. Also likely to ramble. If you were expecting funny, skip this one. My brother has cancer, which sucks enormously. Dealing with this is hard –… Read more »
Thomas Dolby at the Cedar 4/6/2012 (in the American style of dates)
I spent last Friday not gaming, but going to see Thomas Dolby at the Cedar. Was it worth giving up gaming night? Yes, for two reasons. First, it was a… Read more »
A farewell to Phosphorous from FTU #256
Bill “Phosphorous” Sears passed away today. I never got the chance to meet him, but his art graced a number of games I worked on, and I’m going to miss… Read more »