A large part of me feels like I went down the wrong career path and should’ve been a magazine/comics editor (books too, but they feel a bit daunting to me, atm). I’m a pretty great project manager, and while my writing is often bloated, I’m pretty confident in my skills of outlining and tightening up others writing to be concise without limiting the vision (and sometimes even contributing to it). Would that it were so simple.

Think it might be time to quit listening to podcasts again.

Boom Studios has always had some fun books, but it feels like ever since Tynion’s Something is Killing the Children took off, they are really stepping their game up. From today’s Once Upon a Time at the End of the World from Jason Aaron and Behold, Behemoth from Tate Brombal to Al Ewing’s We Only Find Them When They’re Dead and Ram V’s The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, they’ve put out some stellar books.

Bummed that Mem still can’t hook up to Outlook calendar…

And that I still don’t have access to Tana…

Currently 85 songs into what I’m planning to be my 100 song magnum opus playlist.

Now that I have a hosted micro.blog, I keep going back and fourth on what I want to do with it. I think this account will stay text-based, focused on things I write while @humdrumdeux will be about sharing things I like and am consuming on a more regular basis.

Americans (and likely all humans) should not have allegiances to politicians or political parties. Their purpose is to serve and represent constituents, not the other way around.

Setting up a hosted micro.blog for @humdrumdeux (previously humdrum2), and debating if the domain should be .rip, .quest, or .monster…

Currently have Are.na, Letterboxd, Last.fm, Untappd, Raindrop, and Futureland flowing into @humdrum2. I think that’s everything with an RSS feed that I can possibly funnel in.

Just set-up @humdrum2 as a secondary account to pull in other feeds like Are.na, Letterboxd, and more.