The Thankful Tag: Being Grateful in 2021
In which we thank YumDeku for tagging us with the Thankful Tag and muse upon our blessings in the past, very strange, year.
Quarantined!
So I’ve joked about being quarantined before, but it’s really just lockdown. NOW I’m really in quarantine. Started feeling off almost a week ago, then better, then worse, then bad Continue Reading
Surviving Quarantine(?)
I wonder what it’s like being a “normal” person. Sure, I know there’s no such thing. But still, compared to the other people I know IRL, I feel like I’m Continue Reading
It’s all about the Benjamins, Baka!
So recently Irina shared her thoughts on blog monetizing. Or, to be more accurate, she opened up the floor to hearing what we all thought we’d be most likely to Continue Reading
Guess Who Is Back!
Hey, folks! To borrow a phrase from Black Clover, “Guess who is back!” That’s right! Yours Truly, the Curiously Dead Cat, NegativePrimes! So yeah, I’ve been flying all over the Continue Reading
In pursuit of the balanced blogger life
I was going to call this “How to blog while having a life”, but I realized that my approach is heavily dependent on who I am, and it won’t work Continue Reading
What’s New at Curiously Dead Cat: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Hi all, it’s time to thank you, my awesome readers! In the last couple of weeks, we’ve: Broken past 40 followers on WordPress, Broken past 100 followers on Twitter, Hit Continue Reading
Writing Gigs: Beneath the Tangles & Crunchyroll
Hi, anime-loving friends! In lieu of this week’s Saunter through Weekly Shonen Jump, I have an announcement: I have formally joined Beneath the Tangles as one of their contributing staff! Continue Reading
Proud Papa
I just found out this morning that my little boy, 2, knows what an oval, a pentagon, an octagon, and rhombus are. Needless to say, I’m very proud of him. Continue Reading
Early weekend for me!
It’s been a great couple of weeks at work. Lots of exciting new projects to kickstart and awesome people to work with. But then the chest pains began. Or rather, Continue Reading