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I love my Papa Ken, and I've loved him since the days where me calling him "Papa" was cute rather than weird. He has Alzheimer's, and when you live with someone in that situation, you learn the best way to manage things is to live like you're running a con in a heist movie. If that sounds insane, you clearly have never worked with the elderly.
Reblog if you will never. Ever. Use AI in your writing.
The Dells are a story that you have to read to believe, and I hope you'll read what I've put together after swimming through some local history.
No one likes road work. Hopefully they like reading about it though.
Mother's Day gives me a chance to brag about my mother, and it's also a chance to try and come clean about how much she's had to put up with. Love you Mom!
You know what sort of thing I'd draw if I could draw? A comic about an Imperial who moves to Skyrim who nurses a wounded elf back to health, falls in love with her, thinks she's only weird because she's elvish, only for it to turn out to be a Falmer. She's unwilling to give up on the lie, so when he asks to meet her parents she convinces two Draugr to play along.
May Day wasn't a holiday I ever expected to write about, but then I learned a few things... then a few more things... and then I decided to make that knowledge everyone's problem.
My surgery was several weeks ago. I'm putting myself back together. It's a long, slow process with a lot of steps, but it's worth it. Good thing I'm not the only one working on this particular Seth-shaped jigsaw puzzle, and that at least one of the people involved is an expert. Confused? That's normal, and it probably won't clear up after reading this, but hopefully you'll at least get a laugh or two out of it.
Star Wars Theory
If all the escaping Padawans from Order 66 are out there teaching their clandestine students to wield the force in secret, what do you bet there's a little "denominational drift" that happens as a result? One teacher might be okay with blasters, one might allow marriage, next thing you know the second Death Star blows and they have to try and get along.
Well, the good news is that the surgery was a complete success. Everything that had to come out came out, and everything that was supposed to be put in got put in. That's great, I wouldn't have it any other way, and I pray to the Lord God Almighty I never have to go through something like that again. Some things have really been getting on my nerves, and I thought it would be healthy to share those annoyances with my lovely audience.
It's Easter Weekend, and if all's going according to plan I won't be able to enjoy any of it. Today, I'm going to talk to you all about why I think calling suffering a gift from God is kind of stupid.
Usually when I revisit a topic there's been a bigger gap between the older post and the newer post. Since most of the recycled topics end up being holidays, that gap tends to be roughly a year. This time there was about six weeks of new material before I trotted out the same old stuff you've already read about, which would feel a little cheap if this blog was actually something any of you paid for. Today should be my surgery, but we'll only know for sure when it's actually done. Wish me luck!
Ah, spring. A time of new life and green growth, when the world outside your window goes from being cold and unpleasant to mild and inviting. At least for the solid half a month before the mosquitoes hatch, but that's something we'll ignore until it becomes relevant like we do every year. It's time to talk about a symbol of growth, and some of its complexities.
In honor of The Owl House Fandom Revival
I'm a writer by trade, and I also enjoy reading fan fiction. Unfortunately, because of the ongoing story of a robot Don Quixote and my blog, I have a lot of ideas, but not a lot of time. Now that the fandom is set to resurge, I thought I'd share some of those ideas to see if anyone wanted to use them. Let me know what you think:
Eda needed to make some extra money, so she took a job as a camp counselor in the human realm. She also decided to open a summer camp in the Boiling Isles for suckers excited about the human realm by letting kids from the Isles go through her door during the day. Guess which camp she just happens to be working for.
Instead of a portal, the human realm is reached by a mysterious ever-shifting forest of stone pillars where titan blood pooled. Eda has the only map as a result of her misspent youth spent exploring it, and now Belos is after it so he can get back to earth. Stuff sort of leaks out on the edge of Gravesfield, but Luz is the first to notice
Philip was a British officer and commanded an army in the 18th century, not the 17th. This means he's got muskets and a few henchmen who are also humans.
Gargoyles crossover (because the Avalon World Tour never specified which world they were visiting) and this fandom could do with a reminder of the other times Disney had a chance at breaking into the more mature fantasy audience but chickened out.
Atlantis crossover - see above
Witcher crossover, because the best addition to a show with a grim potion-swigging mentor figure shunned by society is a literary character with similar troubles thrown into a whole new world.
Some other ideas that have come to me since:
7. Reset the whole thing in the setting of Treasure Planet so Belos is a corrupt naval officer and Eda's a local pirate. Luz could be a shipwrecked heiress or something.
8. Luz was caught in the mutant bomb from IDW's TMNT series while on a class trip to NYC, turned into an otter, and was quarantined in Mutant Town. She wants to escape back to the outside so she can return home, but she's trapped until a mysterious door leading to a whole new world shakes things up.
9. Several years ago, part of Gravesfield got dragged into the Boiling Sea via a failed portal experiment by Belos. He made a big deal about resettling the human refugees, but does his best to build resentment between the humans and the witches he secretly hates. Luz, Manny, and Camilla make a living smuggling goods from the human territories to the witch districts and vice versa.
From Trolls to the dark places beneath the surface of the earth, today's post is going to rock your world.
In honor of The Owl House Fandom Revival
I'm a writer by trade, and I also enjoy reading fan fiction. Unfortunately, because of the ongoing story of a robot Don Quixote and my blog, I have a lot of ideas, but not a lot of time. Now that the fandom is set to resurge, I thought I'd share some of those ideas to see if anyone wanted to use them. Let me know what you think:
Eda needed to make some extra money, so she took a job as a camp counselor in the human realm. She also decided to open a summer camp in the Boiling Isles for suckers excited about the human realm by letting kids from the Isles go through her door during the day. Guess which camp she just happens to be working for.
Instead of a portal, the human realm is reached by a mysterious ever-shifting forest of stone pillars where titan blood pooled. Eda has the only map as a result of her misspent youth spent exploring it, and now Belos is after it so he can get back to earth. Stuff sort of leaks out on the edge of Gravesfield, but Luz is the first to notice
Philip was a British officer and commanded an army in the 18th century, not the 17th. This means he's got muskets and a few henchmen who are also humans.
Gargoyles crossover (because the Avalon World Tour never specified which world they were visiting) and this fandom could do with a reminder of the other times Disney had a chance at breaking into the more mature fantasy audience but chickened out.
Atlantis crossover - see above
Witcher crossover, because the best addition to a show with a grim potion-swigging mentor figure shunned by society is a literary character with similar troubles thrown into a whole new world.
Trinity Christian College is on its way out, so I'm going to show you the next big hot spot for trolls!
