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Apr. 9th, 2017 05:25 amFreshly created blog, courtesy of our friend with the Cyrillic alphabet. Currently, my comments are still in the import queue, and have been for half a day.
In other news, I have fallen down the podcast rabbit hole. Not really my first foray, but certainly the most immersive to date. Last month I would have been able to say that I've only listened to Welcome to Night Vale and Alice Is Not Dead, but EGT (also known as earlgreytea68, queen of amazing fiction, long may she reign, started talking about something called The Penumbra Podcast. I've been mainlining the episodes for the last two weeks or so, and thus the dominoes fall. As of writing, I have listed to all of The Bright Sessions and dipped my toes into Ars Paradoxica (engaging, but a little too slow-paced for my taste, and neither the protagonist or the storyline are enough to make up for it), Wolf 359 (80% sure I will not revisit), Myths and Legends (interesting, but not quite interesting enough for my flighty brain), and Rabbits (scary, fun, 10/10 will continue listening).
Rabbits brings me to my current fixation, which is ARGs. I haven't actually done anything aside from researching what happens in an ARG and how to go about joining one, but it's occupying most of my attention right now that isn't focused on breakfast. Wish me luck!
In other news, I have fallen down the podcast rabbit hole. Not really my first foray, but certainly the most immersive to date. Last month I would have been able to say that I've only listened to Welcome to Night Vale and Alice Is Not Dead, but EGT (also known as earlgreytea68, queen of amazing fiction, long may she reign, started talking about something called The Penumbra Podcast. I've been mainlining the episodes for the last two weeks or so, and thus the dominoes fall. As of writing, I have listed to all of The Bright Sessions and dipped my toes into Ars Paradoxica (engaging, but a little too slow-paced for my taste, and neither the protagonist or the storyline are enough to make up for it), Wolf 359 (80% sure I will not revisit), Myths and Legends (interesting, but not quite interesting enough for my flighty brain), and Rabbits (scary, fun, 10/10 will continue listening).
Rabbits brings me to my current fixation, which is ARGs. I haven't actually done anything aside from researching what happens in an ARG and how to go about joining one, but it's occupying most of my attention right now that isn't focused on breakfast. Wish me luck!
