Haven't touched Steem in 2 years. Heard about the hard fork so I came to check out Hive and was pleasantly surprised to see your work again @gric. Although not on display with this piece, I've always loved

is a great resource for randomly generating encounters, locations, or NPCs on the fly. Dont like what it gives you, just hit refresh until something catches your interest. It's nice to have a website for

Excellent summary. I especially like how you highlighted the external and internal arc and how they should factor into a turn. And also put well: "scenes without a turn are flat." This is exactly

Great post Damian. You highlight a good aspect of agency here too--the choice to do nothing. It can work great when the result of the character's inaction have an impact on him directly, like your example

That's pretty awesome Muxxy! Having the coolest toys can sure make it fun and enable you to produce some high quality work. I think it's pretty impressive that the tablet can produce such lifelike strokes

Nice extended exposure. That would be perfect for a desktop wallpaper. Oh, and some Japanese history too?? drools Excellent!

I love M.C. Escher!! His self portrait and the hands drawing eachother are the first two pieces of his I saw in a grade school arts program I got to participate in. I was captivated by the creativity and

What an epic label. That's awesome. An IPA with a good malt backbone is a must for me if I drink an IPA, which actually doesn't seem to exist much. Seems like you found a nice local gem here.

10 I'll have a go! For some reason number ten was calling out to me. Haha.

I've seen both the BB-8 and BB9E since I've been following you here on Steemit since you joined, but it's so cool to see them in this setting. It nust be so awesome to see all the other people getting

They're very awesome. Whenever we go to one of these towns we're sure to spend time there. On nice days when we've got nothing going on we sometimes drive to Girdwood (little less than an hour) because

Thanks bud! Yeah, this summer has been busy with a lot of things between work, family, and getting the most out of Alaska's short summer. Steemit posts fell a little low on the priority list but I've been

Thank you Jayna. These 50 word shorts have become such a joy and I've really gotten a LOT more out of them than I expected thanks to peer review. Amazing what we can accomplish with our writing when we

And again I say thank you. Being a good writer isn't just about what one person can produce and it's such a pleasure working together with such awesome people, like you. 😁

Thank you so much for the kind comments! Each word was carefully chosen and a component of the story to deliver. Much thanks to the editors I mentioned for offering huge assistance in getting the most

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the photos. Homer is one of my favorite spots in Alaska as well. You visited in December huh? You probably got a taste of some real winter then, haha. Spending a month there

You know, I find the old line that "there are two types of countries: those that use metric and those that have walked on the moon" very amusing, but we got to the moon using the metric system!

It is spectacular and there's nearly limitless wilderness to explore. The thing is, it just gets old when that's all there is. The weather is very hit and miss in the summer and winter feels like a long

Haha, I'd go out for a meal with you anytime and you're welcome to come to my house after. A place in Talkeetna, Alaska has gone to being a no tip establishment. They've got signs all over declaring it.

Thanks Neg, I thought you'd appriciate the mini beer review. Homer Brewing is legit! Perhaps I'll have to do a set of posts featuring some highlights of my bookshelf.