Sometimes I forget that movies that I’m familiar with and are old news to me are very much new news to many other people. Today’s reminder? Shaolin Soccer. I was surprised to realize that it came out all the way back in 2001. It’s a Stephen Chow movie, which either means something to you or […]
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Well, Friday didn’t quite go according to plan. Daniela got in an accident. It was big enough that the airbags deployed and EMTs came to the scene, but thankfully no one was injured. We did have Daniela taken to the hospital, as there was a bit of uncertainty about whether or not she blacked out.
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Back when Chernobyl first aired on HBO in 2019, I was hooked right away. It’s a riveting historical look at what went wrong (and continued to go wrong) around the nuclear disaster, and it’s a must watch in my book. Yes, it’s got some language (and a whole lot of very grisly looks at what
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Hey look! I had a chance to actually write another blog post! It’s been a really busy couple of weeks. Usually I try and get my blog written during my lunch breaks, but I’ve had three solid days of work where I was out of the office at all day meetings that weren’t conducive to
I revisted Vodník a few months ago–the first times I’ve reread a book of mine after it was published. I was really worried I’d be disappointed or dislike it, but it was actually a ton of fun still. Instead of being let down, I was proud of what I’d done. And I had enough fun
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