a blog about rockets, robots, and rayguns.
The author, a homebody, recounts an unexpectedly long and stressful drive transporting a basketball team to a tournament, highlighting unruly passengers and challenging winter weather that extended the trip significantly.
On September 13, 2026, the Holy Day service includes an acclamation, a collect for guidance by the Holy Spirit, scripture lessons from Sirach, Psalms, Romans, and Matthew, and a prefatory reflection on resurrection.
I am moving my journal of Sunday Liturgies to their own blog. I know that it is confusing to mix my religious convictions with my love of rockets, robots and rayguns. I have had an ongoing technical issue that I believe is now resolved. I have intentionally left many of the resources at my disposal … Read more
The ultimate budget travel tip is simple: just stay home. It eliminates all travel costs while allowing you to enjoy familiar comforts and use the internet for virtual exploration.
Jem is her name. No one else is the same. Jem is her name. I love her for the outlandish premise and the sheer nostalgia. Jem and the Holograms certainly isn’t my all-time favorite cartoon, but she is one of my favorite characters. Jerrica Benton, the owner and manager of Starlight Music, uses a “holographic … Read more
Mindset significantly influences financial decisions; security promotes responsible spending on larger items, while anxiety leads to smaller, impulsive purchases, often resulting in rapid expenditure regardless of initial intentions.
If pets could talk, this writer’s newt would sadly scream, “Close the lid, human!” Sadly, it didn’t get a chance to remind mom before becoming an accidental closet decoration.
While Andrea Stewart’s *The Bone Shard Daughter* is part of a popular series, it didn’t quite fit my reading preferences, leaving me with a sense of regret.
The writer reflects on how they met their ex-wife decades ago while working at McDonald’s in high school, detailing a wild relationship journey that ended in divorce.
Well, I have only been to two airports, and they are remarkably close together. I’m not much of a traveler by any mode: land, sea, or air. Don’t get me wrong: I’m not afraid to fly, I’m just poor. My only air travel has been a shuttle between these two airports. I guess this prompt … Read more