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Book Review: Finished Business
Last summer, I posted about reading David Wishart’s latest Marcus Corvinus mystery, Solid Citizens. This summer, I received the newest one, Finished Business, which means more Roman mystery. YEAH! Marcus Corvinus is aging a bit now, and becomes a grandfather when his adopted daughter … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Chapel Hill
Tagged Book review, classics, David Wishart, dead romans, Finished Business, Harold, Marcus Corvinus, Solid Citizens, teleportation
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Reading List
A few weeks ago, Harold and I exchanged tweets (why is there no convenient usage for this?) about reading selections, and how revealing a reading list can be. My choices right now are skewed towards travel (No surprise that I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Raleigh
Tagged blogging about blogging, Books, classics, dead romans, election, games, Harold, henry viii, now reading reloaded, Raleigh, reading, sinosplice, travel, twitter
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This Is Just How Caesar’s Legions Got Started
My morning before class started with sleeping through the alarm, and as always, rushing set off a series of other minor catastrophes. When I saw the No Left Turn – Train sign by Chapel Hill Road, I realized I’d have to teleport … Continue reading
Posted in Raleigh, Teaching
Tagged caesar, Chapel Hill, coffee, dead romans, my students, Raleigh, teaching, teaching teenagers
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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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Travians on SeeJaneGame
I have a review of the addictive little browser game Travians up over on SeeJaneGame: The game opens with a message from your Travian’s uncle Horatio, asking you to come and help him with the ancestral estate. As he sends … Continue reading
Posted in ESL, Game Reviews, New Jersey, Raleigh
Tagged dead romans, ESL, Game Reviews, my other writing, New Jersey, Raleigh, SeeJaneGame, Sims, travel, Travians
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March Madness
Yesterday Stick and Cory were talking about their March Madness pools. I always pick Villanova to win, solely because they such have a good ancient civ name. I don’t usually get very far in the pools though. I guess early … Continue reading
Posted in Raleigh
Tagged classicists, Cory, dead romans, Raleigh, Stick, things I'm not good at
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On Classicist Romance
We have 2 copies of Winnie The Pooh in Latin.
Posted in Raleigh
Tagged classicists, dead romans, latin, mobile blogging, phone snaps, Raleigh, unpacking
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LoveStickness
Stephie and her new boyfriend are walking around in a perfect haze of love and adoration. I’m afraid to listen too closely in case I hear “I love being stuck in traffic with you!” or “Isn’t this hailstorm just beautiful?” … Continue reading
Wedding Reception / Waffle House
This weekend, Stick and I went to North Carolina for his brother’s wedding. I was pretty apprehensive about meeting the extended Stick clan, but it worked out well. If you’ll be meeting your signifigant other’s family in the near future, … Continue reading
Posted in North Carolina
Tagged Bethie, cars, Chinese life, dead romans, family, North Carolina, Stick, Young
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Goodbye Professor Antioch
On Friday I went to Prof. Antioch’s memorial service, it was at the bar of the Lord Jeff, which is somehow quite appropriate. I went with Marcus, and we got an odd look from Magistra. See, Magistra knew that I … Continue reading
Posted in New York City
Tagged Chinese life, classicists, dating, dead romans, family, greek, jEFF, latin, Marcus, New York City, Stick
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