Category: reviews

I was sent a Birch Bag in Gray by Parker Baby Co. and I freaking love this thing.

After talking with several friends (and doing some research online) I found a dose level I was comfortable with and tried these Delta 8 gummies earlier this month.

Ask Yourself, "What wouldn't an idiot make for dinner?" The answer is exactly what you will find in this book.

Released earlier last month, "The Art of Reassembly" is a book that was an emotional journey for me. The author's story of the loss of her mother at a young and its effect on her life even decades later hit home.

Out of Line is a hand-drawn 2D side-scrolling puzzle platformer that depicts the adventures of San, a young boy trapped in a factory controlled by an ominous and strange entity. The game is all about helping San collect memories and solve puzzles to unearth fragments of his identity and "discover the true meaning of freedom."

Emotionally powerful and heart wrenchingly relatable. You don't want to miss "The Starling" on Netflix.

We recently started go though the "Awesome Achievers" series by Alan Katz. In the two books so far released in the series there are over 20 featured scientists, technology experts, and thinkers. He loves them.

It's a cheesy, romantic, and sometimes just a little bloody. Throw in a shock or two and this season has me hooked on Veronica Mars.

  My great-grandmother came to the United States from Hungary as a toddler three generations ago. She was woken up in the middle of the night, as the story has been told to me, and taken over the mountains to board ships that were headed for the USA. She and her family were fleeing the violence that was […]

I happened across Gnome Alone on Netflix this morning. I didn't know what to expect when I started watching it. Having seen no previews or reviews previously I went into it cold. This movie was an unexpected gem. I loved it.