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Jun. 21st, 2020 09:50 amDays go by. I'm spending time with PSNow, trying to get a handle on Cities: Skylines among other things. It's fun and plenty relaxing, and it keeps me from thinking too much.
Mutant Crawl Classics has been a fun read, unsurprisingly, and it's reinforcing my feeling that I just don't want to play D&D again, at least not without an incredible hook. There's a real energy and infectious sense of fun in the writing.
Some small steps are happening. The cop who killed Breonna Taylor is going to be fired. I hope it leads to prosecution. Louisville's city council has eliminated no-knock warrants. It's too late, and too slow, but it's progress.
Gulfport, Mississippi, took down the state's flag from all municipal buildings, replacing it with the Magnolia flag. One less government flying the traitor's rag.
Kentucky is sitting at 13,197 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 520 deaths, 3,506 recoveries, 2,482 hospitalizations. Nationwide, we're seeing spikes in infection rates following loosening of lockdowns, to the surprise of absolutely no one who paid the least bit of attention. This thing isn't going away, not for a long while, if ever.
Mutant Crawl Classics has been a fun read, unsurprisingly, and it's reinforcing my feeling that I just don't want to play D&D again, at least not without an incredible hook. There's a real energy and infectious sense of fun in the writing.
Some small steps are happening. The cop who killed Breonna Taylor is going to be fired. I hope it leads to prosecution. Louisville's city council has eliminated no-knock warrants. It's too late, and too slow, but it's progress.
Gulfport, Mississippi, took down the state's flag from all municipal buildings, replacing it with the Magnolia flag. One less government flying the traitor's rag.
Kentucky is sitting at 13,197 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 520 deaths, 3,506 recoveries, 2,482 hospitalizations. Nationwide, we're seeing spikes in infection rates following loosening of lockdowns, to the surprise of absolutely no one who paid the least bit of attention. This thing isn't going away, not for a long while, if ever.