Resident cats Cherub and Abby peek under the bedroom door
hissestopurrs:

what’s going on?

can you see anything, Cherub?

I SEE…

KITTENS!
The boys’ photo shoot just ended! The girls are up next! Get excited!
An old bowling/internet friend of mine, Monika, has apparently been doing this blog for a while, though I only just started following it now. If you’re looking to adopt a cat, or want pictures of adorable kittens in your dashboard every day, check her out.
Cities of Sand - Inception and Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series mash-up (Would this be a mash-up or a crossover?)
Seriously, if you know about Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series and haven’t read it yet, then you are willfully, knowingly, and purposefully depriving yourself of the single greatest artistic expression in the graphic novel medium of all time, and I have no sympathy for you. I am not exaggerating for comedic effect; I am absolutely dead serious about this.
And now you know about it. Make it the next thing you read.
I would play any of these games:
Obviously, Exodus - the period covered by the game - should be an MMO. Jonah? Adventure. Samson is an Action RPG - he literally equips a weapon mid-narrative. David? JRPG. Armageddon? Tactics. Dead Sea Scrolls? CCG. Song of Solomon? Dating sim.
Revelations? Survival horror.
OK, Song of Solomon would be creepy as all hell, but the rest of these? Absolutely. Armageddon?! Leading the forces of heaven against the teeming masses of hell’s legions, Starcraft-style? I’d play this in a heartbeat. We’ve done it with the Greeks, the Norse, and other pantheons, so why isn’t the Bible (not Dante’s Inferno, the Bible) a videogame yet?