"The Cat Wants Breakfast" is a small text game I made, that is built using Twinery. It is inspired by one of our cats, Nano, who makes waking us up her self-appointed role. It's a short game that takes about ten minutes to play. I made it as a test, to see how Twinery worked, and am planning to make longer text games in the future... Start Playing
As a way to expand on and explain some of the different roles you'll see on my resume, I've written up an article, detailing those experiences a little further. If you would like to see a more traditional outline, you're invited to view that here, which also includes a download link for a one-page PDF version. Read More
I haven't changed this recipe very much since I found it online years ago, so I can't take full credit for how magical it is. I've also lost track of where I found the original recipe, sadly. However, I'll include my notes and thoughts on how I've made my own changes to it since then. The prep takes a few hours, and if you have helpers it will be much easier... Read More
Here's a gallery of some of the things I've made, and two simple cross stitch designs I've put together that you can download for free. I hope you enjoy! If you're interested in learning to cross stitch, I recommend checking out Sirithre's tutorials. They helped me learn quickly, and she has a discord you can pop into, for community and inspiration...Read More
This is a good weeknight recipe, and depending on how much you make, usually lasts about three or 4 dinners. I usually have leftover filling, that you can freeze for future meals. For freezing, I suggest putting it in a freezer bag, flatten it out, and freeze it as a sheet so it's easier to reheat by baking. You can of course add ground meat, or fake meat for added texture if you'd like... Read More
Where To Next is a travel blog I made as a final project for my first Web Design class. When class finished, I decided to keep working on it, and update it as I got more into how to build up a site. The galleries here focus on places I've traveled to, and the stories I brought home with me...Read More
Like many others stuck in their homes in early covid-times, I decided to learn how to cook something new. For us, ramen came up as a strong idea, since we had come back from Japan a few months earlier, and New England spring is all over the temperture spectrum. So, I studied the ramen recipes at Serious Eats, and went for it. I've made a collection of my notes on what worked for us here... Read More.