This page contains my miscellaneous entries that don't fit into the other categories listed above.
Each entry has a short blurb detailing the topic explored within, but the actual contents of the pages themselves may be less than stellar depending on whether or not I wrote them with intent to show other people (I probably didn't).
With this in mind, don't be surprised at all if you click an entry and don't understand a word.
The Bible Read - January 1st, 2023
Over the course of 2023 I hoped to read the entire Bible—it goes without saying that I failed to meet this timeframe. Though I am entering extensive notes into my Diary as I go, I decided to create an organized master page here for posterity's sake, should I ever want to come back and find specific entries without hassle.
The translation and edition of the Bible I am reading is the New Oxford Annotated Bible.
Over the course of 2023 I hoped to read the entire Bible—it goes without saying that I failed to meet this timeframe. Though I am entering extensive notes into my Diary as I go, I decided to create an organized master page here for posterity's sake, should I ever want to come back and find specific entries without hassle.
The translation and edition of the Bible I am reading is the New Oxford Annotated Bible.
Emblem of Patterns (Working title) - 2012 - Never
Patterns is the name I give to my long-term work in progress novel. I specify 'long-term' because technically I've been working on the setting and framework of the story for as far back as 2012, and what has been written has been scrapped, repurposed and re-scrapped innumerable times.
As it stands today, Patterns' general structure looks pretty solid, but a lot of the work I do on it is worldbuilding minutia while putting off actually dedicating myself to prose, but I'm happy enough with the progress it's making as a pet project.
Patterns is the name I give to my long-term work in progress novel. I specify 'long-term' because technically I've been working on the setting and framework of the story for as far back as 2012, and what has been written has been scrapped, repurposed and re-scrapped innumerable times.
As it stands today, Patterns' general structure looks pretty solid, but a lot of the work I do on it is worldbuilding minutia while putting off actually dedicating myself to prose, but I'm happy enough with the progress it's making as a pet project.