C Alan Morgan(he/him)

It’s like a cobbler, pie adjacent.

It is nomad central

Arizona. Close to the California and Mexican border. The RV capital of the world. From September 15th to April 15th you can live on a BLM Long Term Visitor Area with water and sewage for IIRC 180 bucks

I’m continually surprised you’ve never made it to Quartzite yet.

You, you get it. ❤️

Probably the best solution.

Located on the northern base of Ravens Bluff Mountain, inside Longship State Park, Soda Pop or Sody Pop Falls is fed by a naturally carbonated spring which spills over a 15 foot cliff into a continuously churning, fizzing and foaming basin, perfect for soaking or frolicking on a warm summer afternoon. Nearby visitors will find the ruins of the old Appalachian Bottling Company which went defunct way back in the early 1910’s.

I have a character floating around in my head, Dr. Regan Quinn, who is either a 1930’s two-fisted pulp hero OR the protagonist in a series of cozy British Murder Mysteries, and your scribble reminds me of her. She’s a field botanist for the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, and her flat is filled to the brim with plants she’s named after various Shakespeare characters.

So, girls basically… It’s been a long time, so I’m rather vague on the details.

You can never log out…

Hope you do. For me it doesn’t help that I don’t play DnD. V:TM, Changeling:The Lost and Exalted are my go-to games that aren’t Fate. But Fate is my favorite RPG by far. These days though mostly I use the system to write up the protagonists and antagonists of my rural fantasy stories.

I do like Coq au Vin, and a good Cassoulet

I didn’t even have to read the caption to know where that was.

Cooking channel on YouTube Tube. He got famous recreating dishes shown on TV shows, movies and animated series. https://youtu.be/BY888aujzh0?si=XNHncDfNTTdjJekp

I do. Rarely, if ever, get to play.

Fun Fact, Gardner’s Church and School of Wicca is headquartered in the town of Hinton West Virginia. One of the reasons I used tha town as the model for Valhalla, West Virginia.

I know right??!

There is separate term for good magic in Pennsylvanian Dutch, Braucherei https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braucherei

What what?

Powwowing is also a term used by the Pennsylvania Dutch for folk magic/healing, and yes, it is a Native American loan word. The more you know right?