Please forgive my absence on the blog. There were book printers to hassle with, fights in the family to resolve (thankfully all offline), and a funeral to attend last weekend. In short, life was a total pain in the ass.
For the most part, things are resolved now. So I thought I would clue you in on some updates. Continue reading “The Almost-End of the Year Announcements”
Recently, I got Johnny Wander, Volume 1: Don’t Burn The House Down, a delightful slice-of-life comic that also includes handy little bits like how to make a curry.
The recipe in that book was for a chicken and pumpkin curry, but I modified it to have apples. Why? Mostly because I didn’t know where the pumpkin puree was in the store and I didn’t want to ask anybody.
However, I modified a few bits of the recipe, and it turned out…really well!
So I made it into a very basic infographic. Continue reading “How to Make Chicken and Apple Curry”
Please excuse my absence on the blog. I’ve been working extra hard on KickStarter rewards and comic strips.
However, I wanted to share a little story with you.
You see, Christian (my collaborator on Validation) stopped by Wheeling on her way across the country. We got lunch at Later Alligator, a little local crepe restaurant in downtown, and if you haven’t been there, you REALLY need to go. Their crepes are delicious and have punny little names (like the Crepes of Wrath, Pesto Change-o, or the Crepe Escape. I had the Alligator Rock, and it’s delectable). They also have dessert crepes, like the S’mores Crepe. It’s as awesome as it sounds.
Anyway, after lunch, Christian and I saw some more sites, including a little bridge that will make an appearance in Charlie & Clow: The Case of the Wendigo.
It goes by two names: The Bridge of Suicide Hill, or the 13 Million Dollar Mistake. Continue reading “Mystically Apocalyptic: A Trip into Wheeling, WV”
In yesterday’s post I mentioned briefly that I identified as an Eclectic Pagan, before going off into a tangent about my past with Christianity.
Today I would like to talk a little more about Eclectic Paganism because probably a lot of you don’t even know what that means.
Well, defining Eclectic Paganism is…tricky. Continue reading “Let’s Talk About Spirituality. No. Really. (Part 2)”
I am not a Christian. I identify as an Eclectic Pagan.
I am not sorry.
I am not interested in being converted to Christianity, so don’t even try.
My relationship with Christianity has been… tumultuous. Continue reading “Let’s Talk About Spirituality. No. Really. (Part 1)”
