I'm a Cranky 200 Year Old Halfling
I've been playing Dungeons & Dragons recently. Every other Saturday, I head out to Keeseville and roll dice with a great friend, his kid,...
I've been playing Dungeons & Dragons recently. Every other Saturday, I head out to Keeseville and roll dice with a great friend, his kid,...
I delayed getting out of bed this fine Saturday morning for a long as I could because it was so warm and comfy under my blankets, but the...
The ringing in my ears sings in harmonic dissonance with the static in my mind.
"Livin' the dream." "Wake me up." People say the oddest things at the ole' factory (I like calling it that because my work stinks and,...
I'm writing my novel as I lie in bed tonight. And this may be an overly nerdy thing to share, but... a sentence I just wrote gave me...
In trying to discover the source of my issues with memory, my primary care doctor set me up with an MRI, some blood work, and a visit to...
Now that we've checked out of the hotel, I find myself sitting in the back seat of our compact hatchback, tightly surrounded by luggage,...
I've been with my employer for over twenty years now. I know I've mentioned my job before, but I will tell you again for the benefit of...
I love to write. It's an art. It's a release. It's a form of communication. And yet... I am terrible at "using my words". When a child is...
Content warning: this is going to get gross. I will be relaying the bodily malfunctions I have been experiencing...
I have an appointment to get an MRI tomorrow morning. My doctor wants to have a look-see at my brain. My memory loss is a real problem. I...
I was listening to a podcast for writers just a moment ago when my mind wandered a bit as something they talked about sparked an idea for...
I've been writing a fantasy novel about magic and monsters for the last few months. I've written 70,000 words, which is roughly around...
Neurodivergent is a big word. It essentially means the brain isn't typical. "The" brain in this particular case would be my own, of course.
You sometimes forget what you're thinking about, while you're thinking about it. And then that's what you start thinking about.