A Watched Letter Box Never Delivers: Postal Delays Worldwide
They say ‘a watched kettle never boils’. I feel the same way about our letter box and online purchases. What’s the hold-up?
Best Gameschooling for Music Students
Here are my top five games guaranteed to help you find your rhythm with gameschooling and music education. Happy World Music Day!
The Parent-Friendly Lunar Eclipse: 26 May 2021
A Total Lunar Eclipse visible from my backyard and before my regular bed time? Yes, please!
EG Introduction to Gameschooling
Heard about Gameschooling? You are probably already doing it! Here’s my Introduction to Gameschooling, both Tabletop AND Video games.
Tabletop Game Review: “Ohanami”
Come and take a walk in our garden with “Ohanami”, the most peaceful and elegant game of 2020.
Graphic Novels for Grown-Ups: “The Hell Courtesan”
Not all comics and graphic novels are made for kids. Some are very NOT made for kids. I’m giving away one copy of “The Hell Courtesan” to make my point.
Gaming is Good for Your Health
It’s true: Gaming is GOOD for your health. However, it’s all to do with the quality, not the quantity, of your gaming.
2020 is a Good Year to Reboot
2020 seems like a good year to have a reboot.
Jazz Up Your TableTop: “Oom-Pah!”
Today is a very busy day. 30 April is both International Jazz Day. Unfortunately, right now we are a little limited in our ability to celebrate, party, and all that jazz. In fact, right now we are spending a lot more time inside and playing tabletop games. So I thought it […]
LEGO Master Australia: Because, really, We Are All Winners
Okay, some of us are a *little* more ‘winners’ than others… If you have NOT watched the Grand Finale of LEGO Masters Australia (which aired Tuesday, 14 May 2019) AND you do NOT want it spoiled for you–turn away. Click on something less ‘spoiler-ish’. Go check out Going For Galapagos […]
