The Celtic Otherworld, home of the Tuath Dé, is made up of many different places only accessible with an invitation. Tír na nÓg (a.k.a. the “Land of the Young”), a mythical realm untouched by time where fey and their ilk dwell and heroes embark on great quests, is one such location. One particular tale that…
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Medieval Mischief Irish Cream Coffee Was A Massive Let Down
Medieval Mischief – Irish Cream Flavored Coffee is a unique blend of coffee beans and Irish cream flavor. This delicious combination is sure to tantalize your taste buds and bring a smile to your face. Geek Grind Coffee Company Krista’s Thoughts: I love Irish cream – whether it be alcohol or not – and, unfortunately,…
Easy As π: Celebrating Pi(e) Day With Irish Pasties
Sweet, savory, irrational…it doesn’t matter what type of pi(e) you’re celebrating today! Started as a fun holiday by the Exploratorium in San Francisco, CA in 1988, people all over the world now gather annually on March 14th to celebrate the mathematical constant of pi (π). The holiday is often observed with pie feasts, pie-throwing contests,…
Knot Dice Revisited: Definitely Knot Your Average Dice Game
Disclaimer: This review is a modified version and expanded upon revisit to a review I originally wrote for The Geek Girl Project. It has been edited to include a review of Knot Dice Squared, new photographs, and to include my thoughts after owning the base game for several years. Launched on Kickstarter in the Spring…