Lady Laura 
Virtual Reality in the 1800s 
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DevonMonk
@Devonmonk
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USA TODAY Bestselling author of fantasy novels--mostly urban fantasy. Drinks coffee. Knits silly things. Cheers for hockey. She/her. LGBTQ Ally. Black Lives Matter.
Want a peek at the cabin I rented for a writing getaway at Champoeg, Oregon State Park? I made a vid!
Champoeg, Oregon State Park Cabin Tour - Roughin' it for Writing
Oh hi. I haven't been here for a minute. How's it going?
Mark Kiver PhotographyI love shipwrecks and old washed up boats. I was fortunate enough when I arrived that there was good light and the tide was going out allowing for a nice reflection. This is the Peter Iredale Shipwreck on the Oregon coast.
"Shipwreck at Sunset"
https://1-mark-kiver.pixels.com/featured/shipwreck-at-sunset-mark-kiver.html
#Ayearforart #Oregoncoast #PacificNorthwest #Shipwreck #photography #Photographylovers #Wallart
Paul Bassett DaviesThis will make you feel old:
Pebbles from The Flintstones would be around 35,000 by now.
Pebbles from The Flintstones would be around 35,000 by now.
Chris TrottierThinking about how TWO devices that I own are “obsolete"—not because the hardware has kicked the bucket—but because Google simply doesn’t want to provide security updates for them.
And now that I think about it, it’s all so wasteful.
Here’s a strange thought for you. I own a Sony Walkman that was made decades ago. It still plays NEW cassettes sold on Bandcamp. The device is probably ~30-years-old.
None of these Android phones will be usable in 30 years.
mdyI thought Audible's "Listen for 20 mins a day for five days" promo would be hard to get into, but then I stumbled across Graphic Audio's adaptations of the Ordinary Magic series ( by @Devonmonk ) and now I've finished three books and just bought Book 4. #urbanfantasy
The other day I was in a vintage shop. A fellow comes in, maybe a truck driver, delivery driver, worker-type man. The older woman/business owner knows him. What catches my attention as they chat is how he addresses her. Not Ma'am, or Miss, or her name. He just uses a polite "buddy."
Like: "Sure, I got that, buddy. No problem, buddy."
The younger female employee joins the convo and she is "buddy" too: "Hi, buddy, you bet I can do that."
I want to start using Universal Buddy now.
Conor MahoodI've been doing voiceovers since 2015, but I played my first game of D&D in 1991 and I’ve played #TTRPGs ever since.
I've voiced for Guinness, The UN, Pepsi and a lot of others, but not much in #TTRPG area.
If you have a project, I'd love to voice it, or contribute voice work to it, for like 20% of my normal fee.
If you’re a black or bipoc creator, I’ll do it for free, I’d like to try and make myself useful.
https://conorvoice.com/samples/
I’d really appreciate any boosts for this a lot.