My voice has been absolutely shot for a couple of days now and I feel awful, so I can’t do a recording for Friday. Instead of just not doing any post, I thought I’d list some past popular posts that newer folks might not have seen yet! (This post went Read more
Gosh, where’d the time go? Here we are sitting on top of Easter, that season of renewal and reflection as we cruise into the warmer months — and chocolate. So. Much. CHOCOLATE! So today, I present to you a collection of curated posts from the blog’s past to enjoy over the long weekend. I hope you enjoy them!
Just in case the back-to-school doldrums are leaving you at loose ends, here are some past posts that can help keep you occupied.
This weekend, much of the world celebrates Easter. This holiday represents a celebration of renewal and rebirth–and not only for Christians! In that vein, enjoy this hand-curated collection of past Roll to Disbelieve posts that relate to this time of year!
I’ve always loved Christmas. This time of year in general is an important one for me–almost everybody in my family has birthdays in the three months of winter, and most of the anniversaries happen around then as well–and most of the important deaths (“light a candle for me every year,” she asked, and I always do, always, always). So I want to talk about Christmas today, and at the end there’ll be some link love to some posts written elsewhere by me and other folks in case you need something to keep you busy.
Sometimes you just get lucky and make the roll that defines all lucky rolls for all time. Sometimes you’re the low-level noob in the party facing off against some impossibly strong and dangerous illusion and you’re the only one who makes the saving roll to disbelieve. How do you save Read more