Finished reading: But now am found, by Patricia Horvath. Beautiful short story collection, each a compact gut punch.

Black and white photo of 9 improvisers in various striking poses on a small black box theater stage

I got to perform the rare Cat’s Cradle improvisation form in front of a sold-out audience Friday night. It was a thrill to play with such an extremely talented ensemble, and the crowed loved it. Can’t wait to do it again.

I limited all my blog’s RSS/JSON feeds to 50 items, after realizing Hugo defaults to no limit. Hopefully that will be kinder to parsers.

I haven’t worn dress shoes in a while. Inside the pair I was about to put on, I found a packet of Grey Poupon Dijon Mustard. Truly deranged.

The Years of My Movie Watch List

I did a little analysis of my Letterboxd watch list, to see if there were any interesting patterns.

Since the data export only includes the date I added it to the list, the title of the movie, and the …

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Started reading: But Now Am Found by Patricia Horvath 📚.

Finished reading: The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi. Breezy fun for people who like to think 📚.

Started reading: The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi.

Finished reading: A Subversive’s Guide to Improvisation by David Razowsky. It took me about a month. I found the biography section pretentious and long winded, but found the improv philosophy and practices inspiring 📚.

I spent the day alone walking around New York City. I got a burger at a diner, bought a bunch of books at the The Strand, and saw Scream VI. Everything was glorious.

I just learned that I’ve seen 17 Cate Blanchett movies, which is 18% of the amount of films she’s made. I don’t know what to do with that, but there it is. 🍿

I saw Cocaine Bear last week in theaters, and it was joyous, grind-house, B-movie fun. I see so many reviews miss the point: it’s not Citizen Kane, it’s Citizen Toxie. 🍿

As an exorcise, I’ve been trying to curse less. This morning, out of nowhere, our cat Rocco sunk his nails into my ass. There goes that exorcise.

Started reading: A Subversive’s Guide to Improvisation by David Razowsky 📚.

Finished reading: Responsible JavaScript by Jeremy Wagner. Good quick read on performance and minimizing JS, and I learned a few things. Felt good to know a lot of it and/or agree on the philosophy already 📚.

A drawing of an enthusiastic catholic cardinal holding sticks of dynamite

What a doodle! Is it a gleeful Cardinal Richelieu about to go on an arson spree? The world may never know.

A drawing of a red horned demon

More drawings. Here’s a demon that looks kind of like a Genie. All hail the smoking goat head!

TIL that dynamic JavaScript imports are widely supported!

Started reading: Responsible JavaScript by Jeremy Wagner 📚.

Images in my micro posts aren’t loading properly in micro.blog. The problem is also present in NetNewsWire, so something is clearly off on my end.

A drawing of an abstract, green character who looks scared

Continuing my doodle posts. Here we see something involved in a seemingly bad situation. Hope it works out!

An abstract drawn character pointing out

I’ve decided to post my collection of doodles. First up: all this pose!

Started reading: The Rust Programming Language (Covers Rust 2018).

What would you write if you weren’t afraid?—Mary Karr

The opposite of play isn’t work; it’s depression.—Stuart Brown