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Today I dropped my fitness walking class. But I did walk 1.6 miles. I’m baffled as to why that class doesn’t ramp up brand new walkers slowly. It’s—forgive me—balls out from week one.

I walked three miles yesterday. Today I will walk as far as the nearest coffee maker.

Today I encountered the word Mercosur, which is a South American trade bloc. Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay are members.

This is such sad news. Jean’s Piper Blackwell novels introduced me to the cozy mystery fiction genre. She was always super cool and friendly online.

Thanks to your generous gift of mojo, I walked three miles today. Also, my legs hate me. But they will get over it.

Wow! I'd like to see the Xanathar up close.

I signed up for a walking class at school and ordered a FitBit. 100 miles by the end of the semester or bust. Send me good mojo please.

I have finished listening to Anne Leckie’s Translation State and have moved on to her book Provenance. Adjua Ando is a magnificent narrator. She makes all of Leckie’s Imperial Radch books come alive in audiobook format.

These are going to be so good. I wish I could help write about Cormyr.

I really hope this book does well. There are so many ways to play the game. This book could be one way to inspire people to try out D&D. :)

Ah, well. So much for only operating at night.

I don’t think I would last a day. I could try to wear a disguise or maybe vibrate like the Flash to appear blurry. But my weakness is cookies and those are impossible to eat when you aren’t standing still. (I imagine cookie shrapnel is dangerous.) Question: Must Superman sleep? Or does he...

I like this idea.

Those spinners look useful.

For paper books, I have just started A Long Game: Notes On Writing Fiction by Elizabeth McCracken. I'm listening to a bunch of audiobooks right now. Arguably by Christopher Hitchens (weighing in at 28 hours, 22 minutes of content) and The Djinn in the Nightingale's Eye by A.S. Byatt are some...

Thank you for being an awesome human. :)

Today I leaned that flour can be highly combustible—even explosive—if it’s in a fine, powdered form, dispersed in the air, and exposed to a spark or flame.

I really like sourcebooks that are fonts of good ideas. 🍻

You’ve got The Door From Everywhere in there, so you’re good to go there. The 3E version of Lord’s of Darkness details an ancient Netherese outpost on pages 89-95 that contains a shattered mythallar.

I have always wanted to do a Dead Barge Cremation Gone Wrong starting encounter. The characters all wake up in initiative order on a simple wooden barge towed out in the water. They are at the bottom of a pile of corpses soaked in lamp fluid and set aflame. (This is how the city of Marsember...