Previously on My Gaming History… ColecoVision Atari 2600 Nintendo Entertainment System Game Boy Super Nintendo Nintendo 64 PlayStation Ah, the PlayStation 2 - a true gaming icon that defined an entire generation of gamers. As someone who was entering adulthood during its reign, I have a treasure trove of fond memories associated with this console. … Continue reading My Gaming History: PlayStation 2
Rewatching Quantum Leap – Episode 87
Hey there, fellow Quantum Leap enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into one of the more memorable episodes from the series – "A Tale of Two Sweeties." Brace yourselves for a rollercoaster ride of marital mayhem and hilarious chaos! In this episode, our time-traveling hero, Sam Beckett, finds himself in the shoes of Martin "Marty" Elroy, a … Continue reading Rewatching Quantum Leap – Episode 87
Zeus
Birth and Rise to Power Zeus, the mighty king of the gods, is one of the most prominent figures in Greek mythology. Born to the Titan Cronus and his sister-wife Rhea, Zeus was the youngest of his siblings. In a bid to prevent a prophecy that foretold his own downfall at the hands of his … Continue reading Zeus
8 – Harakiri
Welcome to The Best Movies I’ve Never Seen! This is the part of the blog where I work my way through 100 films I’ve never seen that are generally considered to be great. You’re invited to watch along with me if you can find a copy or find it streaming. So grab some popcorn and let’s … Continue reading 8 – Harakiri
Y…
One more time... The equivalent of the letter Y did not exist in the classic Greek alphabet, and so no names start with Y in Greek Mythology. So that's Q, V, and Y that failed me this year on the A to Z Challenge. Am I still allowed to say I succeeded after tomorrow?
Catalyst
Izara Davi checked over her gear one last time as the helicopter banked sharply, lining up for the approach into the remote mountain valley. Her heart was pounding, the adrenaline already surging as she prepared to leap into chaos. This was it - the catalyst that could finally bring down the nefarious Hóruzx cartel after … Continue reading Catalyst
Question of the Week #380
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: What would you do if you were approached on a busy street by a well-dressed stranger who said he'd lost his wallet and asked apologetically if you could give him $9.85 to buy a train ticket? What if instead you were approached for a handout by a haggard-looking stranger … Continue reading Question of the Week #380
Xanthus
In the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, the name Xanthus (or Xanthos) appears in various contexts, representing both divine and human characters, as well as equine figures. This article delves into the different manifestations of Xanthus, exploring their roles and significance in the ancient Greek world. Divine Figures One of the most prominent divine figures … Continue reading Xanthus
15 Keys to the Perfect Travel Itinerary
Traveling is a remarkable opportunity to explore new places, cultures, and experiences. Crafting the perfect travel itinerary is an art that combines careful planning, spontaneity, and a dash of creativity. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or embarking on your first adventure, mastering the art of itinerary planning can turn your trip into an unforgettable adventure. … Continue reading 15 Keys to the Perfect Travel Itinerary
Winds
The equivalent of the letter W did not exist in the classic Greek alphabet, hence no names start with W in Greek Mythology. However, because the winds from each cardinal direction had their own deity, I'll be looking into them instead of having another blank like yesterday... In the realm of ancient Greek religion and myth, … Continue reading Winds
The Confusing Middle 