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I have a lot of memories associated with snow, especially at night. Walks through the frozen woods with my family, the thrilling and deadly experience of night-sledding in our horse pastures, and later plowing our driveway with my dad on our old Romani…
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I made a dungeon! I’ve been meaning to try and make something properly formatted and shareable for a while now, and I have done it! It’s the first floor/secret entrance to a larger keep/fortress occupied by the forces of Chaos. The mapping was done wit…
I worry I don’t do a good job of talking with my tutors about the “why” of the ThinkLab. I seldom have explicit conversations about my philosophy around teaching and making. I still haven’t figured out a way to have those conversations that don’t come across as “let me randomly start talking about philosophy and … Continue reading Grabbing the Moments →
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I received a birthday card in the mail today. I try to pay attention and find joy in stumbling upon a penny. Talking about it all, especially in written form, seems to elude me though. Last year I attended the Digital Pedagogy Lab and had the opportunity to spend a week writing. It was the … Continue reading Tell About It →
Friends, family, and heck, random strangers at this point know that our neighbor’s tree fell on our house last March. I’ve blogged a little about it, but I haven’t written up too much yet. This is because (1) I didn’t want to jinx our rebuild as it was…
I had some pig and some lentils lying around, so I made some soup. Zo znooty! I had some flour, water, yeast, and salt lying around, too. Advertisements
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I’m not exactly a newcomer to the D&D alignment chart. It’s been a major meme forever. Did I let that stop me from creating a chart of my own? Nope. After all, I’m a regular if not very skilled D&D player, and I love urban design. Two great tas…
Nerding out on urban design Read More »
Here’s a basic strategy game I developed as a class project for a study abroad program in Paris I did during the summer of 2017. It’s theoretically supposed to be edutainment of some sort but I’ve never actually playtested it. Here it is in all its glo…
Metro! Basic Rules Read More »
Bibliography Bradshaw, Peter. “Loving review: civil rights tale marries heartfelt drama with too much restraint,”. The Guardian, May 16, 2016. Accessed October 28, 2018. https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/may/16/loving-review-civil-rights-tale-marries-heartfelt-drama-with-too-much-restraint. Coleman, Arica L. “Loving v Virginia: What You Didn’t Know About Its History.” Time. June 10, 2016. Accessed September 14, 2018 http://time.com/4362508/loving-v-virginia-personas/. Coleman, A. […]