In my last post, yesterday, I broke down how I think about television and shows on TV. That did not include what’s popular nor, what wins awards or what everyone insists you “have to watch.” It was built with what actually earns its place based on consistency, ambition, character work, and long‑term payoff. That was […]
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My TV Taste, Explained
Why Some Shows Are Canon and Others Don’t Deserve Oxygen Everyone watches television at some point in their life. That alone doesn’t make someone discerning, it just makes them present in modern society. What does separate people is how seriously they take what they watch, how critically they think about it, and whether they’re willing […]
Leveling Up the Homophone Challenge
Turning Your Word List into a Winning Strategy When I first introduced the Homophone Challenge as a road trip game, the focus was simple: keep everyone engaged, thinking, and entertained mile after mile. Then came real-world gameplay and testing of the rules and experience. That proved to refine timing, improve safety, and standardized the word […]
Homophone Challenge: What We Learned After Real Road Testing
Refining the Game for Maximum Fun (and Safe Driving) When I first shared A Game of Homophones – Keeping Minds Sharp on the Road, the goal was simple for me. That was to create a fun, engaging way to keep minds sharp during long drives by engaging with your driving partner(s). What I didn’t fully […]
When I Hear the Words in the Song Incorrectly
I have always enjoyed singing along with whatever song happens to be playing with the caveat that I actually like the song. This is even if I do not know all the words to that song which is the root of me writing this blog. There is something liberating about letting the lyrics flow for […]