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Severed Heads
Halloween is coming, which means our local grocery store has put out bulk candy and decorated for the holiday. I’d usually focus on the M&Ms, but the severed head hanging over the candy bags got me thinking. It seemed, suddenly, … Continue reading
Posted in Raleigh
Tagged candy, China, Civilization, Eric, Halloween, LOST, packing, Raleigh
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Leaf Subsides To Looseleaf
Reading poetry with teenagers can be such a random encounter, sometimes there’s a blank stare and complaints that no one really talks like that, sometimes they vibrate with the shock that someone from a dusty old century ever wrote a … Continue reading
Textbook Case
Look, another post where I hold up something to which I’ve contributed to in a tiny way! My Craftsman Farms blog and I are mentioned in this business communications textbook! I’m on page 5, so this will be covered early … Continue reading
Posted in Books, New Jersey, North Carolina, Raleigh
Tagged Books, business communication today, business communication today 10th ed., cary, craftsman farms, my other writing, New Jersey, North Carolina, other blogs, Raleigh, reading, SM@CF, social media, Stick, stickley museum, textbook
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Scenes From Imaginary China
I came across this book when I was home in New Jersey cleaning out my old room. (Yeah, my mom said something about how I haven’t lived there in ten years and she’d really like a guest room and that … Continue reading
Posted in Beijing, Raleigh
Tagged beijing:new jersey, Beijing:Raleigh, China, chinese, Chinese food, Chinese life, learning Chinese, life in China, New Jersey, Raleigh
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Chana Masala
It’s really all Sanchaita’s fault. When I was visiting my sister Bethie, her friend Sanchaita invited us to dinner. She cooked the most amazing chickpea curry — as part of a feast of other amazing dishes, I should add — … Continue reading
In Development
I’ve been focus testing some new games for Merscom in Chapel Hill… I was a bit nervous going in, but they didn’t seem to hold my recent Create-a-Mall review against me. Merscom is a casual games publisher, I’ve played mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Gaming Culture, Raleigh
Tagged Build-a-Lot, casual games, Chapel Hill, Choice Of Games, Create-a-Mall, dead romans, Eric, Game Reviews, games, Indie Game Mag, julio-claudians, Merscom, new game, Raleigh, ThumbGods
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