That was Maitake on it too.

Really good show. Not so stressful to watch as City of God. It strikes a good balance between the perils of the setting and the kids' need to be kids.

My money's on Matheus Nachtergaele.

I think not letting others' tell you what it means to be a man or woman probably falls within the purview of feminism, and making room for such apparent contradictions is a good thing.

Besides eating all the slugs from our gardens?

Kinda scraping the bottom of the barrel, even by Inventory standards.

Got my -5 Expectations ring on so I'm cool with it. Maybe grab another one just to be sure though.

Michael Moorcock's Elric did that on a semi-regular basis growing up, as part of his training. They called it the Dream of a Thousand Years.

Looks like Grey Worm was always adorable.

I did, then I switched computers so I could blast my eardrums a second time.

I fucking hate autoplay.

Too hot to mow the lawn, too hot not to.

I had a friend who lobbied for the Greenbrier in Charleston. She told me some things about WV politics I hadn't wanted to know.

I have no such explanation for why I continue to watch The Strain.

We played 5th ed. a few years back using RPTools, which worked pretty well. It didn't take any longer than a face-to-face, though the maps aren't as interesting as what you'd make yourself with whatever's handy. Didn't much like the game system though.

On a whim I dropped half a shot of this National Heritage mead into the coriander chicken and mushrooms I was cooking and holy shit that is nice. I don't usually cook with alcohol as most forms add too much flavor, but after the alcohol had done its flavor-swapping thing and cooked off, all that remained was a mild…

And on Election Day in Brazil. Always catches folks by surprise.

Came back from N. Yorkshire with a bunch of ammonite fossils, and a few ancient corals or somesuch from Lindisfarne. My daughter caught her first mackerel.

He probably won't be Steppin Out tonight.

That escalated quickly.