Board game weekends are actually a pretty common thing for me these days. When my friends get together, we usually try to keep our numbers low so that we can play just about everything. This weekend though, I left Orange County to meet up with seven friends I haven't seen in a very long time. The… Continue reading Board Game Weekend
This recipe comes straight from the best cook I know - my mom. It's a vegetarian dish that's versatile enough to be served as a main course or a side dish. If you're new to vegetable dishes or just plain scared of zucchini and squash, the cheesy goodness in this casserole is sure to make you a believer.
If you're like me and can't have eggs without potatoes, then this dish is right up your alley. I would imagine that you could substitute any number of ingredients and still make this taste great though. You really only need to keep the potatoes, onions, and eggs to enjoy the most basic version of this. The… Continue reading Southwest Scramble
The video for the new Puscifer single Grand Canyon was released today and it's beautiful. At six minutes long, it's in no hurry to end, but every time it does, it feels too soon. This is why repeat buttons were invented.
Trent sits down with Rolling Stone to talk about his work with Apple Music's new service, Beats 1 Radio.
Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy's words punctuated the moment with such beautiful eloquence that I was compelled to clumsily jam them into a wallpaper.
I spend the entire day in bed with Jake and my girlfriend. We discover the fantastic AMC show Halt and Catch Fire, and I make a southwest scramble to avoid leaving the apartment for food. It was the epitome of a lazy Sunday.
I listen to Sol Invictus for the 100th time and reminisce about listening to Faith No More for the first time.
My flagship blog post! I gush about Skyrim and Zombicide and never mention seeing San Andreas (even though it was really fun).
Richard Barrick 