Poetic Musings
Thank you for taking this literary journey with me! Here I post personal thoughts on social issues, reflections about day-to-day living, and of course a healthy amount of stories inspired by the many games I’ve played over the years. I try to update several times a week, and genuinely appreciate the care and support of all who read these words, whether the post is fanciful or heartfelt.
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Wasteland: Catching a Break
I'm not one to believe in spirits, gods, or karma, but sometimes I have to give thanks for when the universe works out just right in my favor. This morning was the first time I'd come across a deathclaw since the events of the Museum of Witchcraft – I still don't like...
Rogg: Scars
Though I was cautioned against traveling the direct route from the Crossroads into lands further south, I trusted my feet on solid ground much more than I did my ability to swim, should something go amiss while skirting the edge of the continent. With new provisions...
Conquest: the Citadel
A member of the Scarlet Chorus stood atop their camp's walls, raising a cheer into the night, whipping the army into a pre-battle frenzy. At the back of the assemblage I saw two Beastmen, powerful hunters from the wilds on this peninsula. Known to be...
Rogg: At the Crossroads
Firmly nestled between several prominent mesas and bluffs rising out of the Barrens' scrubland terrain, the Crossroads had long been a major trade hub for goods and people traveling to and from the capital city. The roads nearby were well-patrolled by...
Wasteland: You Don’t Know Nick
For the first time since waking up, I had someone at my side I could have a conversation with. The road back to Diamond City wasn't the safest, particularly with a nasty batch of Super Mutants having taken up residence nearby, but the slow travel gave...
Staying Safe Online
Earlier this year I was invited to speak to a group of Sonoma County financial professionals about improving their online and internet security, both for their own and their clients' sakes. I cover topics such as avoiding phishing scams, malicious advertisements, the...
