There are two Oval Offices, one in Second Life and the other in the Godd Engine. I personally prefer the Godd Engine version. It’s one of the most complex Orbs I’ve written, and it holds a lot of power. Continue reading
Pollen Blues — The Song You Didn’t Know You Needed
Every spring, the yellow dust descends like an army — covering cars, choking lungs, and turning peaceful nights into sneezing marathons. I got tired of whispering polite prayers to the pollen gods, so I picked up the mic and did what had to be done: turned the rant into a rock‑out gospel blues. Continue reading
Starving at the Banquet: The God State and the Illusion of Connection.
“Bob, there are hundreds of short videos on youtube that feature young very attractive model-type girls trolling men on the street, quite clearly trying to connect. Can you tell me why they fall so low? It would seem that getting a man should be easy for them, and connecting with a stable provider would be a cinch. So what am I not getting?” Continue reading
Young people (teens & 20s):
Belonging & identity. They want to know who they are and where they fit.
Experiences over stuff. Travel, concerts, social events, even digital experiences (games, VR).
Independence & freedom. Making their own choices without parents leaning over their shoulders.
Hope for the future. They care about climate, fairness, and opportunity — even if not always consciously.
Chocolate Drops for the Everyday Journey
Not candy. Not just chocolate. These are 72% rainforest cacao drops, portioned for meditation and mindful practice.
Each Bardo Bit is a small elegant drop designed to melt slowly on your tongue. No chewing. No rushing. Just let the taste carry you into the calm center of the moment. Continue reading
Good morning, folks. You know, some people wake up and check the weather. Me? I check the headlines — and today’s forecast out of Scotland was partly cloudy with a 100% chance of convicted felons. Let’s talk about that… Continue reading
Steam rising off pavement and metal in patches where sunlight hits: a local version of a heat mirage.
People dragging from corner to corner, pausing often, grabbing cold drinks and hiding under trees.
Humidity so thick, clothing clings and movement feels judged by every extra breath.
The sky is moody, sun filtered through smog and haze as storm front approaches — perfect backdrop to the scene.
[Spotlight. Performer steps forward, scanning crowd.]
Ever really watch people?
Not talk to them—just watch? Continue reading
I plan to run through some items on my hard drive in the zoom meeting, some that will be prints, but other things, too, maybe — we’ll see how it goes.
I mainly want to see if there’s any interest in the pencil drawings and the pen work, but I’m open to exploring anywhere as long as it’s in my hard drives. Continue reading
Hang any Dover Print on the wall, near your desk, kitchen, or wherever you spend some time each day.
Play the Guardian track at least once. once. Just once around to the top of the cycle is all that’s actually needed. Continue reading