Oh no there's a REALLY hot bass player in this mariachi band

Spidey took a second to check out his fit before we slung some webs! (He loved the preview feature on my Razr 😂)

Okay Tiana's ride and Small World astounded us both tonight

Okay Tiana's ride and Small World astounded us both tonight

I loved going on Jamie and Serena's journey in @charliejane.bsky.social's Lessons in Magic and Disaster. Catnip for me: queer witchy story of generational healing with a throughline of literary nerdiness that makes my heart sing. I recommend this book.

Finished @chucktingle.bsky.social 's Lucky Day today. This ride opens so well, and I was catapulted through a cavalcade of cacophonous crazy to a climax that I didn't want to slow down one bit. A bit more gore than I expected. I recommend it.

Profound, charming, and arresting. A bolt through the heart, shocking me and leaving me fried and buzzing. I needed this book, and it's now part of my Canon. I recommend Anthony Oliviera's (@meakoopa.bsky.social) Dayspring.

The Gift of Therapy by Dr. Irvin Yalom is a cornucopia of helpful insights for both sides of the therapeutic relationship (and for living a good life in relationships). I ended up buying a hard copy for reference, but Don Hagen's narration was a great introduction to it.

Finished Sarah Beth Durst's The Enchanted Greenhouse! A lovely return to this world, I was smitten with the various wonders of the greenhouse and the story of those left behind creating a unique family that blossoms beautifully.

The Family Crucible was a nice time trip back to the adolescent era of Family Systems Theory's development. It was lovely to see some systemic thinking in psychotherapy and to hear the adventure of this family. (The bygone era of the pipe-smoking therapist sounds so charming.)

The Faggots & Their Friends Between Revolutions by Larry Mitchell is a beautiful message shot across time and space. It's poetry that will sit with me for a long time. May I be deserving of this book and its message.

Less by Andrew Sean Greer was so damn good. Gay comedic travelogue about a writer escaping so he doesn't have to see his old paramour get married, celebrating his 50th birthday and grappling with all of the above. Great writing and deserving of the Pulitzer it's earned.

A top book this year. Like 2024 before it (All Fours by Miranda July), a book about A Woman with Intriguing Inner Monologue Going Through It fueled me well.

Started and finished it in same day. I love Murderbot's voice so much I had to pick up the first novellas. Both were so compelling and I'm hyped to read more.

Finished this spicy one earlier today. Enjoyed the combo of werewolf, buddy cop, and small town return. Watch out, this one is 5🌶️!

Just finished Blair Fell's Disco Witches of Fire Island! It was a nice read that fit the gay and beach times I've been having lately. 💖🪩🕺🧙

Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers was hearty and delicious! A short read that's a hopeful balm for the current era of burnout and hijacking of purpose.

Damn, I absolutely TORE through this Wolfsong by TJ Klune this week. Finishing it today for sure.

Gonna repost a bunch of book recs this year let's gooooo

Summer can't come back soon enough 🌞

Merry cozy Christmas! 🎄💖🎄(Photo by @fadedsons.bsky.social)

What cozy games are we bundled up playing this week?

What cozy games are we bundled up playing this week?

One of my favorite memories from 2025 ❤️

Just finished this. It took me a few hours, with well paced and ordered mystery discoveries along the way. Calm, contemplative, and word-forward. I want more games like this: secrets that reveal a story (e.g. Return of the Obra Dinn or the Case of the Golden Idol). Definitely recommend this one.

youtu.be/WzWMR3hCuRQ Limited time watch party for our holiday show! Live now!

One lil holiday shopping trip before it's time for 🍃🎮. GBA and chill?

One lil holiday shopping trip before it's time for 🍃🎮. GBA and chill?

I loved going on Jamie and Serena's journey in @charliejane.bsky.social's Lessons in Magic and Disaster. Catnip for me: queer witchy story of generational healing with a throughline of literary nerdiness that makes my heart sing. I recommend this book.

As promised. Who's finished his first session of grad school with top marks? This guyyyyyy

Produced by Candace Cameron Bure

"Young, dumb, and full of Christ." 👨‍🍳💋

Finished @chucktingle.bsky.social 's Lucky Day today. This ride opens so well, and I was catapulted through a cavalcade of cacophonous crazy to a climax that I didn't want to slow down one bit. A bit more gore than I expected. I recommend it.

Look closely and you can see some of my other recent obsessions: Lucky Day, The Hounding, Lessons in Magic and Disaster, my ereader (Heated Rivalry for sibling book club), and my Analogue Pocket for playing Fire Emblem (GBA). I'm excited for a very cozy holiday. 💖

Profound, charming, and arresting. A bolt through the heart, shocking me and leaving me fried and buzzing. I needed this book, and it's now part of my Canon. I recommend Anthony Oliviera's (@meakoopa.bsky.social) Dayspring.

The first of many selfies in a new gym

The tux is timeless

The Mage & The Prince - 2023

Dear AIDS… #WorldAIDSDay

Time for cozy reading. 📚 🤓

Black Friday gaming day, idly enjoying the cuties showing off and the deals across the skyline. If you've got any recommendations on either I'll take em. 😁

The Gift of Therapy by Dr. Irvin Yalom is a cornucopia of helpful insights for both sides of the therapeutic relationship (and for living a good life in relationships). I ended up buying a hard copy for reference, but Don Hagen's narration was a great introduction to it.

LAN party playing Risk of Rain 2 in PJs. Romance 💕

Saving for later...

Feeling cozy with it all chilly out.

Jurgen Wittdorf (1932–2018) holds a special place in gay cultural history because he quietly created some of the most empathetic, coded & emotionally charged images of gay young men in East Germany, at a time and place where open queer expression was dangerous or outright prohibited. #gay #art #men

Timeline cleanse

Finished Sarah Beth Durst's The Enchanted Greenhouse! A lovely return to this world, I was smitten with the various wonders of the greenhouse and the story of those left behind creating a unique family that blossoms beautifully.

It's hard to have grown up gay in the south in the 90s and know what that's like and have the scars, only to be told that gay spaces are passe and no longer needed.

Duck life.