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A New Dishwasher (and a few games along the way)
We’re gearing up for Christmas, a process that is in no way enhanced by having to deal with a broken dishwasher. The problem with having a lot of stuff on is the lack of time to write about it. I have managed to squeeze in some games though. Neon White Part of the beauty of…
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Baking and Caking
When life gives you, or rather, doesn’t give you yeast, make sourdough. I have been on and off sourdough since encountering it in Von’s 1000Spirits in Seattle in 2012. I was relatively late to the party (compared to the Epgyptians in 1500 BCE), but in my defence, it wasn’t much of a thing in Northern…
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Any Port(o) in a Storm – Port 2
Let me whisk you away from this wintry British weather to a pleasant Autumn day in Porto. We left off moments away from crossing the bridge. What bridge, you ask? The Dom Luís I, of course. This is the bridge that pops up in a lot of the photos of Porto, and rightly so. It’s

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Ghouls and Games
Last week we were a little busy with Halloween fun, hence the brief post. This week I’m back to share what we’ve been up to. Disco Elysium Isometric hard-boiled detective game, you say? Deeply philosophical internal reflections? That sounds like a perfect way to wind down! Welcome to Disco Elysium, a 2019 role-playing game developed

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Barrel Aged – the Newforge Studios 2024 Halloween Film
Just a short one this time at the spookiest point in the year. Happy Halloween! Sit down by the fire and sip on some fine Barrel Aged.
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Any Port(o) in a Storm – Port 1
That should be Part 1, perhaps after too much port. I spent a few days in Porto visiting a laboratory for a digital pathology workshop. Of course, I couldn’t come this far and not spend a bit of time exploring the city on the Douro. Plane. Train. Automobile. And bus. That’s how you get to
