Writer problems - being able to search the internet for answers to our questions is both the bane of our existence and a boon that aids us.

Example:
Random thought "How many bees can fit inside a human body?" This intrusive thought has now sent me down a sipral.

This is true but it slows down gameplay and it makes the learning curve more difficult for new players

Conceptually it's amazing. It just needs a thorough editing and 2nd edition and it would have so many players

We become accustomed to the pain of the past, and that pain becomes our comfort.

Here's a hot take. You can have empathy and care for others yet still think they are inherently wrong.

Life is pain. The world is chaos. Freedom is a lie. Welcome to today

I've written millions, maybe billions of words in my life, and that number still doesn't hold a candle to the words I haven't said.

I dont know why but I immediately imagined some Chuck Tingle style uses for ball python cover art.

Enjoying Onyx Storm finally. Almost halfway through. The book arrived right before my cross-country journey and flight back.

Enjoy this picture of Wolvie being sneaky

Here is a picture of a cat that has no idea it's about to go on a cross-country journey to a coast they've never lived.

Currently prepping to drive from Los Angeles to Nyc. I love this journey but not this time of year. Hoping that the weather is kind

So this year has already been off to a rocky start in beautiful Southern California. The wildfires rage on and thousands lost their homes and are displaced. For my small mountain community we have had more days without power than with. This state certainly has some infrastructure issues to work out.

I just opened this back up when I wasn't busy, and this immediately reminded me of Defcon

America; for a country founded on rebellion specifically, has a real issue with people being rebellious.

That's some high brow reading right there. Hope it's engaging.

Working on some rules for myself in 2025.

1. If I'm working on something STFU until it's finished. Work in silence.

I have expended so much energy trying to split my focus and market things before I finish them to keep relevant that it slowed my progress in the past. Nose to the grindstone in 2025

Dammit. Give the degenerates their eye candy!

Well, you would have to chop it up into smaller bits. 2-3 chapters per issue. The beauty of graphic novels is that they can be shorter

Meta is currently experiencing a massive outages (hack?). Something of this nature makes me wonder what the end goal is if someone is behind it. If they are attempting to get data, what does that mean for its users?

What you could do Alternatively is create an x rated graphic novel series.

It's quite depressing, the more I understand the world and how people interact with each other in it; the less I want to be apart of it.

I tend to split my focus between two large projects. I work on one until it's done. Then when I need a break I rotate to something else so when I return I have fresh eyes. Can't wait to return to Alexander Hatt in the new year.

What's interesting is that the gentleman from Starbucks obviously isn't him. Different jacket, different backpacks, yet still the internet is just running with it because that would mean we know even less than we think.

There are so many days I wish i could remember better, and so many days I wish never happened.

#2/7fox #USMC

So lately, I've been enjoying Taylor Sheridans shows and writing. The dialog feels authentic and is so well done. Last time, I enjoyed dialog like this in shows they were written by Aaron Sorkin.

Is it just me or does Bluesky feel like a party that you have arrived entirely too early for? As if it's just you and 3 or 4 people you don't really know loitering around not knowing what to do with themselves.

Kindle app?

Thank you!