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GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Amusement Park Plight’ and “Museum Mysteries’ from the Ravensburger ‘Escape Puzzle Kids’ line.
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GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Amusement Park Plight’ and “Museum Mysteries’ from the Ravensburger ‘Escape Puzzle Kids’ line.
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This post was sponsored Boar Games. It’s no exaggeration to say that we are living in the age of a great tabletop gaming renaissance. From worker placement to dice drafting, from bluffing to roll and write, it’s a great time to be a board gamer. Perhaps it’s an even better time to be a tabletop […]
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This post was sponsored Boar Games. It’s no exaggeration to say that we are living in the age of a great tabletop gaming renaissance. From worker placement to dice drafting, from bluffing to roll and write, it’s a great time to be a board gamer. Perhaps it’s an even better time to be a tabletop […]
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It may be the bout of vertigo I’m currently battling, but Sylvia’s new children’s music song cycle, Nature Child: A Dreamer’s Journey, had me feeling dizzy. Known to adult contemporary country music fans for her 80s songs, “Nobody,” “Tumbleweed,” and “Drifter,” Sylvia Hutton set out to create an entire fantasy world where all kids can live out […]
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Kokoon Nightbuds (retail $250) hold the secret to a good night’s sleep for those that need a little noise to help them slip into their Zzzzs.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack includes books in series—most of them are follow-ups to series that I’ve read before, and one is an older series that I’ve finally gotten around to. Big Ideas That Changed the World: A Shot in the Arm! by Don Brown Don Brown’s Big Ideas series are non-fiction comics for kids, each focusing on […]
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Roborock has added to their catalog and changed the housekeeping game – the all-new Dyad is a single device that vacuums, washes, and dries floors to get rid of dirt and messes in big areas and tight corners. Most recently, we caught up with the company during their visit to the annual electronics show in […]
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As if the ups and downs of crypto trading aren’t enough, at the end of the year you must account for all those gains and losses on your taxes. Enter Accointing Crypto Tax Software. This software allows you to easily connect with over 400 crypto services and wallets to integrate all those trades together. Once […]
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Even the simplest, littlest, and seemingly most boring things can have a big impact on the world, both in practical and artistic ways.
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No Man’s Land by Joanna Nadin is set in a near-future Britain. Well, not Britain: “Albion.” A fictional nation extrapolated from the worst possible consequences of Brexit. Xenophobia and isolationism have run rampant, a hard-right government is in power, but there are those who resist. What Is No Man’s Land by Joanna Nadin? This is a […]
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GeekMom Elizabeth reviews ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ 5e-compatible ‘Cats & Catacombs’ from Steamforged Games.
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Whenever you rent a place, you can never be sure of who was there before. Previous tenets or guests have been known to hide spy cameras in private places to catch future visitors unaware. With today’s Daily Deal, the Scout Hidden Camera Detector, you can take steps to avoid your more intimate moments being gathered […]
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Here is the board game (and board game-related!) news that caught our attention for the week ending February 18, 2022. Gaming News Planned attendance at Gen Con is apparently higher than anticipated, as the housing block sold out completely within only a few hours, leaving many who had late housing pool times unable to secure […]
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When I saw ‘The Autobiography of Kathryn Janeway’, it was a must-read, & the audiobook is narrated by Kate Mulgrew: Captain Janeway herself.
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Kern Studios in New Orleans, Louisiana, is your one-stop-shop for all things Mardi Gras, especially the fantastical floats.
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Warhammer’s “The Old World” is one of the best-loved fantasy RPG settings. It’s been around for over 30 years, and whilst Games Workshop may have destroyed it to release Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, the Old World still lives on in both print and digital formats. Cubicle7’s 4th of edition of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay has done an […]
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Ghibli Park opens Nov 1, 2022. That’s plenty of time to check out the promotional video and start planning a geeky holiday to Japan.
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Keep those nice, new, expensive headphones safe with today’s Daily Deal, AirPods Max Storage Bag. Cushioning them from bumps and scratches this storage bag gives your headphones a bit of style as they sit unused. And because of its design your headphones can go into ultra-low power mode with no problems. The AirPods Max Storage […]
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Gather up your quarters and get ready to blast some space invaders—we’re headed to the arcade in this speedy roll-and-write game, hoping for a chance to punch in your initials for a high score. What Is Retrograde? Retrograde is a roll-and-write game for 1 to 4 players, ages 8 and up, and takes about 30 […]
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Some children’s music is uplifting. Some children’s music is educational. Another important component is healing, especially after (or sometimes during, in relation to a pandemic) a traumatic event. President of the New York Art Therapy Association Nicole Porter created a series of everyday tools that could be used outside a clinician’s office, and directed her […]
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