If you want to get a young kid into tabletop RPGs, but think D&D might be a bit beyond them, maybe check out CoraQuest! I just did a test run through on my own, so I could play it with my son, and it was super fun! Ages 6 and up.
Graeve Elainska 🪦
Software engineer and DevOps enchantress; treeless dryad, occasional author.
Achievement unlocked: A woman told me she liked my dress, and I said, “Thanks, it has pockets!”
Tangenting off someone else’s post, here’s a very silly take: Vim is a domme. It’s bossy and very procedural, but ultimately you (the sub) are the one in control. Vim has safe words. “Oh, you think you’ve had enough? If you really want to be done, use this exact expression, and I will release you.“
It’s not great at aftercare, though.
Y’all, my girlfriend’s so cool and wonderful 🥰
At-Home Laser Week 6: Still hurts a lot, but maybe it hurts a tiny bit less than Week 5? Because I think I have slightly less hair in some places? Or I’m just getting used to the pain and therefore deluding myself that the device is working.
I don’t really see myself as a mom, so I’m not sad that I don’t get recognized on Mother’s Day. What does make me sad is that today is the day *after* my son’s birthday, his mom planned his birthday party for today instead of his actual birthday because he’d be with her, not me, and then told me I wasn’t invited. (I could not have planned his party for his actual birthday for reasons I’m not willing to discuss here.) So here I am, missing my son‘s birthday party for the first time in his life.