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Second Adolescence
It was my birthday this weekend, and I was a little bit down about it. As much as I don’t want to fall into the cliches about women and getting older, I still have to admit that turning thirty is … Continue reading
Missing Blue Robot
Saw this by my office.
Holiday Spirit
My Mom: Any suggestions for Easter dinner? Meg: Let’s have turkey and screw with everyone! My Mom: You’re not helping.
Hello Kitty Car
Saw this the other night. It’s actually NOT the first Hello Kitty car I’ve seen!
Posted in New York City
Tagged as seen in Brooklyn, New York City, New York City:Beijing
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Overheard in New York
Harold and I were on the train the other night, talking about the game. It was the usual post-work subway, crowded and loud when we got on, but a lull happened to fall in the car a few minutes in. … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, virtual life
Tagged Harold, my cyberpunk life, New York City, not a f*cking waitress anymore, NYC, subway, teleportation, travel, virtual life
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Deep Sea
When I was in Austin for SxSW, I got the chance to check outsome amazing indie games at Screenburn, and I wrote up my reaction to Deep Sea, over at Indie Game Mag: Deep Sea, Robin Arnott’s terrifying sound-based undersea … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Game Reviews, My Other Writing, New York City
Tagged Game Reviews, games, Indie Game Mag, my other writing, New York City, SxSW
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Augmented Reality
“…and I’ve also been going to the gym here a lot,” Stick said, midway through the backlog of saw-this-and-thought-of-you that makes up our recent phone conversations. “Yeah, I know,” I said. “I saw it on your SCVNGR feed.” “Oh yeah? … Continue reading
Posted in Denver, New York City
Tagged New York City, SCVNGR, social games, social media, Stick
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Overused Metaphor #536
(There was accompanying text, but just as I was hitting Publish, I got a call from UMass telling me that I would retroactively fail every single literature and poetry class I’ve ever taken, unless I immediately deleted all that cliched … Continue reading
Why I Should Consider Getting Out More
I was at dinner with Harold when I got a message from our boss on my phone. “You get this one?” I asked. “‘See source code’? Why’s he telling us to see the source code? Oh, man, it’s the game … Continue reading