I work with the willing of which I've only found few. But in the choice before me I decide to do. You'd think more people would want to have some fun. But most are contented letting others have their run. Waiting on the sidelines isn't exactly my style. I can't seem to sit still and still keep my smile. So I don't wait for permission. I don't wait for a proper crew. Armed with those around me, I force my way through.

A Happy April Fool's Day from your favorite semi-humble fool! Today's post is going to be short. It's actually kind of a dare. But we will get to that in a moment. There is a saying that knowledge is learning that tomatoes are a fruit but that wisdom is knowing that you probably shouldn't add it to fruit salad. I'd like to add a corollary to this rule: Foolishness is making a fruit salad with tomatoes anyway because you think it might be fun. And what did I do last night? Wel

Hey everyone! I'm afraid I have some bad news if you came to the February Radio Demon in Residence show. If you were there, you definitely have an idea about what I'm going to say. But if you weren't, see if you can guess what it is! I actually have a strong suspicion on the topic, but we'll get to that in but a moment. Okay. Are you ready? The answer is that... I WASN'T THERE! If you came seeking karaoke and fun, you would have found it but you didn't have your favorite rad

I don't normally do reviews on the site. Well, I do ( example , example , example ), but they're more when I have something specific in mind. Today's review is no exception as we look at a restaurant chain as a metaphor for late-stage capitalism and everything wrong with how current large-scale systems simply do not respect their consumers and treat them more akin to mindless cattle than individuals. Pictured: By the time this post happened, I'd already accidentally eaten her

If you've really read my book (if you know you know), you'll know that I consider the most existentially tragic tale to be that of a happy splashy fun time called The Tale of Philbert the Fish . Pictured: Philbert? Perhaps. Perhaps not. I dunno. Unlike the other short stories in the book, this one was never published on the blog, so if you want to dive in deeper you'll have to get my book (oh no!). For those of you who somehow can be this deep into my blog and not already ha

I thoroughly enjoy a well done, creative insult, even if I am the victim in the transaction. Actually, make that especially if I am the victim in the transaction. Being able to laugh at yourself is an important skill to hone. Pictured: Just because you have a book in your hands doesn't make you less of a NERD! You look like you take yourself so seriously that you use the word "whom" correctly and make sure everyone around you knows. But, in today's environment, there are some

As anyone who has gone through the process can tell you, law school is an interesting look at how we approach problems and conflicts as a society. The microcosms that come up through the experience can also be interesting. Today's story is less of an individual tale and more a collective one. While I did take part in what happened, I think the story as a whole is more interesting and enlightening. What happened was that my law school decided that they wanted to put in a conve

If you read The Dewyletter , you know that I do monthly tarot readings at a few places. I actually just added a new spot to the rotation; a monthly salon-themed event that hosts various speakers and then we do readings afterwards. It’s a lot of fun, but if you come to this, be sure to come with your critical thinking skills ready to go. There are a lot of… interesting beliefs in that room (mine included) and you should never be afraid to question arguments that are presented

I've been dreading writing this for a variety of reasons, but I also accepted that it is inevitable that I say my two cents on this due to how I've decided to navigate this. The specific event that tipped the scale was my partnership with Reality Radio Network (which is where my new show airs). It's incredible how polarizing AI has proven to be. I feel like most people I encounter are either purists that think using AI is some kind of moral failing while others will call yo

As I continue down my path, certain things that started simply turn into more meaningful parts of my practice. And something that certainly fits that description is the relationship I've had with a near constant companion simply known as my hat. A witch's hat is traditionally sacred and special to them and mine is no exception. Religious headwear is nothing particularly new, and I'd assume that anyone who has a clothing item that is tied into their religious practices to have

So a friend of mine recently decided she was going to GM a chronicle of Vampire: The Masquerade and invited me to join. Using the family motto of "Fuck it, we ball", I went for it. The next few weeks were spent, among other things, figuring out what kind of character I wanted to play. Went through a few iterations before I landed on my final choice, and I really liked the opening monologue for one of the shelved characters. So I thought I'd share that here! Pictured: Mood ima