Tag: Videogames

  • hurry up, november.

    Aw, yeah! Sorry, neighbors.

  • This just in. Glark is

    This just in. Glark is very good at videogames. (happy birthday every day, glark)

  • pamie interrupts to totally agree

    Okay, I just have to add a few stories to the songs, in case Dan’s too modest and/or actually working to include them. Burn: This is the song we give newbies when we want to be mean. Careless Whisper: When Dan takes the microphone, it’s like George Michael comes and visits our house.

  • Before Midnight

    Before Midnight

    The background music, the ongoing soundtrack of my late nights for the past five years has been provided by Playstation. Various video game orchestral swells have accompanied many a late-night writing period, or play loudly underneath my brain as I finish a book. Right now World War II is going on behind my head. It…

  • trolls

    trolls

    and other excuses I tend to let all of my work slide until Friday. I think it comes from back when I worked at an office, and I’d give myself all sorts of things to do on Friday to make the weekend come sooner. Now it’s just a pain in the ass. Thursday night pamie.com…

  • GEEK ALERT!

    game grrl. I guess it’s pretty obvious that I wouldn’t have a day job if I didn’t need one. I don’t really like the daily 8-6 grind. What helps, though, is sometimes I find myself at this new job thinking, “Well, if I had to have a day job, I’m sure glad it’s this one.”…

  • love triangle

    when eric has cabin fever People have been talking about this past weekend in Austin with the film festival and a couple of my shows. Read Toni, and Jette. Oh, and I added a new search feature to the site. You can see it from the main page.

  • smarmy hosts

    eric doesn’t play nice when he’s hungry Sometimes the scene is better when you can’t see it. Yesterday Eric and I went to dinner at an Austin restaurant that is distinctly Austin (read:  “slacker” waiters, wait time, good queso).  We walked in and Eric said, “How come we always have to wait for a table?”…

  • if to when

    another weekend to remember I made it. I made it to Monday.