How My Bullet Journal Helps Me Track and Manage My Anxiety
GeekMom Elizabeth discuses how she uses her bullet journal to track and manage her anxiety.
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Author: Elizabeth MacAndrew
Elizabeth MacAndrew didn't choose the geek life, it kicked down her front door and told her she was a Jedi. She lives in Arizona with her husband, two boys, two spoiled rescue dogs, and a ridiculous amount of Pop! Vinyls. Her favorite geeky hobbies include watching sci-fi/fantasy shows, tabletop gaming, and convincing herself that some day her reading pile won't be an entire bookcase.
Tabletop RPG Review: Quest or Die in the ‘Onward’ Inspired ‘Quests of Yore’ RPG
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews The Op’s ‘Quests of Yore: Barley’s Edition’ Tabletop RPG inspired by Pixar’s ‘Onward.’
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‘The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers’ Should Appeal to New and Old Fans Alike
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews the first two episodes of ‘The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers’ from Disney+.
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I Truly Came to Appreciate Beverly Cleary As a Parent
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses the impact of Beverly Cleary on her family.
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Building Puzzle Skills With ‘Dinosaurs in Space’ from Ravensburger
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews the new ‘Dinosaurs in Space’ puzzle from Ravensburger’s 2021 collection.
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‘WandaVision:’ A Journey in Loss, Grief, and Trauma
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses how meaningful Wanda’s journey of trauma, loss, and grief in ‘WandaVision’ is.
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Tabletop Review: ‘Stardew Valley: The Board Game’ Is a True Tribute to Its Source Material
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Stardew Valley: The Board Game,’ an adaption of the popular PC/console game from Cole Medeiros and ConcernedApe.
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Dormi Dream Headphones Are My New Tool Against Anxiety
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses using Dormi Dream Headphones as an anxiety management tool.
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What I Learned About My Mental Health One Year Into Therapy
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses her mental health journey for anxiety one year after starting therapy.
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‘Smash Up: Marvel’ Has Added Earth’s Mightiest Heroes to the Game
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews the shufflebuilding game ‘Smash Up: Marvel,’ the newest addition to the ‘Smash Up’ series.
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More Fun Regency Era Facts for Those Obsessed With Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’
GeekMom Elizabeth shares a second round of Regency Era facts for fans of ‘Bridgerton’ on Netflix.
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Tabletop Review: Build Your Way to Victory in ‘Whistle Mountain’
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Whistle Mountain,’ a resource management, tile laying, worker placing game from Bezier Games.
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Fun Regency Era Facts for Those Obsessed With Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’
GeekMom Elizabeth gives a little history lesson for people who have been introduced to Regency Romance via Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton.’
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Sabrina Faces Down the Eldritch Terrors in ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Part 4’
GeekMom Elizabeth recaps and reviews Part 4 of ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ on Netflix.
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Dear Parents, I Promise It’s Okay If You Didn’t Go All Out for the Holidays
GeekMom Elizabeth discusses that it’s okay if your holiday celebrating got toned down this year.
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Puzzle Culture’s Subscription Box Is Perfect for Puzzle Fans
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews the Fall “Skeleton Garden” subscription box from Puzzle Culture.
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Tabletop Review: At Home Escape Room Fun With ‘EXIT: The Enchanted Forest’
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘EXIT: The Enchanted Forest,’ an Escape Room-in-a-box from Kosmos Games.
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Tabletop Review: Buy, Sell, and Swap Potion Ingredients in ‘Mystic Market’
GeekMom Elizabeth reviews buying and selling game ‘Mystic Market’ from ThinkFun.
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Challenge Your Mind with ThinkFun’s New Pocket Brainteasers
GeekMom Elizabeth review ThinkFun’s new Pocket Brainteasers.
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Tabletop Review: ‘Grounded for Life’ Makes a Hysterical Family Game Night
GeekMom Elizabeth review ‘Grounded for Life’ a family party game from the makers of ‘What Do You Meme?’
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