Fun
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Emotion, Yet Peace: Not Alone -a Star Wars fanfiction
In this Star Wars fanfiction chapter of Emotion, Yet Peace, our young Jedi risks exposure to save a child from a nesting predator Continue reading
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Emotion, Yet Peace: Life or Death -a Star Wars fanfiction
A Star Wars: Ahsoka fanfiction chapter where Kendra questions her place, her power, and the cost of healing in a galaxy still haunted by fear. Continue reading
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Emotion, Yet Peace: Edge of Elsewhere – A Star Wars fanfiction
Kendra longs to leave Fernwood behind, but duty and danger keep her close. A contemplative chapter in this Ahsoka Star Wars fanfiction. Continue reading
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Emotion, Yet Peace – A Star Wars fanfiction
A Star Wars fanfic exploring the journey of an original character mentored by Ahsoka Tano – set before, during, and after Season 1 Continue reading
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The Continuing Chronicles of Chroniclus
He’s back! Our mouse-friend watcher of deeds is continuing his analysis of the adventuring party he’s discovered in Moonshae Isles (aka the Dungeons and Dragons campaign I’m playing in). Continue reading
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The Chronicles of Chroniclus, Continued
Another entry from my dungeon and dragon party’s archivist Continue reading
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Introducing Ezra
It has been a bit of a busy month here, with the addition of a new friend for Sabine named Ezra. He’s an English lab, weighs about 30 lbs, 14 weeks old, and absolutely adorable. He’s going to be a big boy! Continue reading
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The Chronicles of Chroniclus
I’ve added a historian to our campaign, a friendly but somewhat incompetent mouse named Chroniclus. Continue reading
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Developing My D&D Character with Chat GPT
I’ve been away for a bit due to reasons I may get into in a future post, but today I wanted to discuss how I used ChatGPT to help develop my next character in our new Dungeons and Dragons campaign. What is ChatGPT? If you are unfamiliar with ChatGPT, the way I might describe it… Continue reading
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I got Ahsoka Lightsabers!
After saving for months, I treated myself to Ahsoka lightsabers from CCSabers. The hilts feel substantial and the blades, once powered, are visually appealing and have 34 sound “fonts.” Assembly challenges and poor instructions detract from the experience. bit I still love them so far! Continue reading