Less than Nonsense

Follow-ups to several of my posts would expose some pretty serious inconsistencies with the contents of the posts themselves.

I saw a lot of people posting daily this past month while I struggled just to come up with weekly posts.

Back in the late 1900s when I started learning to play bass my practice setup was pretty simple.

No, I don’t mean video games about juggling.

I was recently coerced and bamboozled into reactivating my Final Fantasy XIV (FFXIV) account.

After having daily driven Linux on my gaming desktop for a few years now I’ve found a handful of utility programs that have been useful to me that I feel may not be talked about very much.

My experience with Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (XC2) was very similar to the time I spent with the first game.

I’ve never exactly made it a secret that one of my favorite consoles of all time was the Nintendo 3DS, but I also had never owned or even held an original sized version.

I recently picked up a PocketBook ereader.

We’ve been spending the past two weeks rearranging our office space at home, and while I went into it knowing how much work it would entail, it has somehow managed to be even more involved than I had expected.

I’ve been working my way thru The Wheel of Time book series and once again Nynaeve stands out as not only one of my favorite characters in the series but possibly of any series that I’ve read to date.

I recently finished up the first chapter of Arknights: Endfield, or at least the big boss battle at the end of the first chapter.

I’ve always heard that, weather-wise, March is supposed to either come in like a lion and go out like a lamb or vice versa.

Well, it’s certainly been a minute now, hasn’t it?

For the past year or so I’ve been running Badger Disaster Gaming on YouTube as well as co-hosting the Pages and Pixels podcast which focused on books and video games.

Until recently we had a nice little TV set up in our office on top of one of those cube organizer things.

Spring has finally sprung here in the mountains and we are starting to experience somewhat consistently warm temperatures.

In the middle of trying to get thru the dark and miserable parts of winter, the most reliable meteorologist on the planet, the groundhog known as Punxsutawney Phil, exited his home, saw his shadow, and predicted another six weeks of winter.

After a great deal of personal consideration and a few recent conversations with other streamers I’ve pretty much made the decision to stop streaming moving forward.

So much new stuff (or at least new to me) has come out recently and I’m excited to dive deeper into some of it and to share all of it with everyone I know.