Moe Lane

…Because this is close as I’m gonna get to a St. Patrick’s Day post.

Dealing with a cyber-bully involving my kid. Problem is, the bully’s almost certainly a kid him/herself. This makes me grit my teeth, because that constrains me mightily.

No moral or denouement: I’m just venting.

…and they brought lovely weather with them. It’s 73 degrees out there right now, and partly cloudy. It’s a nice day for some fresh air, which is on the agenda for a little bit from now.

I never miss winter, when it’s gone. And I didn’t like this one. Too grim about it.

Assuming that’s what they’re doing.

Google has been really coy about what it plans to unveil at this year’s Game Developers Conference. They sent mysterious invites out, a patent for a game controller surfaced, and now they’ve released an interesting video. The video doesn’t reveal much, but it does show several scenes that could very easily be parts of games. At the end there’s a little sound that could be their chime for a game console, which is the prevailing rumor. The video description reveals that the presentation will happen on March 19, 2019 at 10 AM PDT when they “unveil Google’s vision for the future of gaming.”

It’s just pretty much perfect.

Yes, even the Shoveler. But he’d do it out of love.

I… amm… a zombeee right now. Brainsss… brainzzzz…. zzzzzzzzzz……

I generally subscribe to the If it touches a human being, it dies and then so does all other members of its species within a square mile rule, but I make exceptions. This would be one of them.

Not 2019 because it’s far too late to get a hotel room, I have other stuff going on usually on DragonCon dates, and… 2020 because there is a Plan. It is in the early stages yet, and there have to be things done first, in a particular order. The whole thing will be a bit of a decision tree, in its way.

But there is a Plan.

Not sick, not feeling poorly, but just… tired. Like I did something today besides go sit in a soft chair and watch a movie. Anything besides that. It’s very odd.

May on the West Coast, August on the East.

Both east and west coast versions of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will allow guests to visit a remote trading port on the edge of wild space, where Star Wars characters and their stories come to life – and where guests will find themselves in the middle of the action. The lands will feature two major attractions that put guests in the middle of a battle between the First Order and the Resistance. Each attraction – and even the land itself – will offer guests the chance to immerse themselves in the Star Wars universe like never before.