It’s been a while

There’s a huge time gap that’s mostly because I get stumped on how to continue. It turns into analysis paralysis and then… nothing. Good ol’ nothingness. That dreamy state where you can’t do something wrong if you don’t attempt it. The blissful void where you can’t worry about something if you don’t think about it.

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How Much Does Nostalgia Cost?

So, I’ve been MIA for a while playing World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth. While it’s not the most innovative, fun, or engaging content, it’s definitely a time filler. The burn out is waaaay faster than their previous expansion, Legion. We played Legion for about a year before the burnout. It took BFA only a

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Restaurant Week Felt a Little Weak

Last week I found out on Instagram that it was @mspmag Restaurant Week, a week long event with participating restaurants and menus specific for the occasion.  I guess it pays to follow those who know something about eating!  The whole idea of Restaurant Week was kinda new to me and I didn’t know what to expect,

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Dinner Service at Mercantile’s

Mercantile Dining & Provision – Denver, CO Ever start something, shelf it for whatever reason, and then come back to regret not writing about it sooner because it’s such a distant memory?  Ok, it wasn’t THAT far back, two months is all, but it’s all a fond memory now, not crisp and almost tangible.  Lesson

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Super Snouts for a Super Dog

There have been 4 thunderstorms this week and it’s been dreadful.  Not for me, mind you, although I did wake up once in the middle of the night because it was so loud.  But, it’s horrible for my poor dog, Hailey.  She’s scared of loud noises, be it fireworks, gun shots, trains, big trucks, small

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Livin’ La Vida Local

Update 9/13/2018: Sad story incoming…  THE CLASS GOT CANCELLED DUE TO LOW NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS 😦  The class was refunded and I’ll look for another class, but that adventure died just as fast it escalated… Spur of the moment idea that escalated quickly.  I was looking out my sliding doors at some dying potted flowers

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