Mules Softball vs. Edwards Co., Cisne
Colton Bowlin – Grandpa’s Mill (Album Review)
Colton Bowlin’s Grandpa’s Mill leans into family, place, and the stories that tie them together. From nostalgic hometown reflections to a pair of early murder ballads, this sophomore release feels like a step forward—and one that should climb higher on my year-end list. Continue reading Colton Bowlin – Grandpa’s Mill (Album Review)
Mules Baseball vs. Benton, EC, Cisne
Pictures from a trio of Fairfield Mules baseball games. Continue reading Mules Baseball vs. Benton, EC, Cisne
Mules Track Open, 3-31-26
Lady Mules Softball, 3-25 to 4-1-26
Several games in one post here. Tis he nature of spring sports. Continue reading Lady Mules Softball, 3-25 to 4-1-26
Training Update: Two Goals That Usually Don’t Play Nice
Two goals that usually don’t play nice: get stronger and get leaner. I’m doing both anyway, and here’s why. If you’ve been watching what we’ve been doing at Asgard Athletica lately, it probably looks like a mash-up of powerlifting prep, spreadsheets, and the occasional “why is this man voluntarily doing cardio” moment. So here’s the plan, in chronological order, because it all ties together. May 16: The Meet Is The Point Just before the start of the new year, I picked my next powerlifting meet. I didn’t compete in 2025 due to scheduling conflicts with the two meets I typically … Continue reading Training Update: Two Goals That Usually Don’t Play Nice
Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl, by Matt Dinniman
Dungeon Crawler Carl has been one of those books that feels impossible to avoid if you spend any time around book people online. If you read much at all, or post about anything even remotely nerd-adjacent, this title has probably been clogging your Instagram and TikTok feeds for months. Along with Red Rising, which is still sitting on my ever-growing to-be-read pile, it feels like one of the two most relentlessly recommended books of the last few years. For the most part, Dungeon Crawler Carl absolutely lives up to the hype. At its core, it is LitRPG done in a … Continue reading Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl, by Matt Dinniman
Mules Tennis vs. Casey, Mt. Carmel
Johnny Blue Skies – Mutiny After Midnight (Review)
Johnny Blue Skies refuses to make a “normal” album, and Mutiny After Midnight might be his most unhinged, genre-jumping effort yet. From political gut punches to fu(n)ky, tongue-in-cheek love songs, this early Album of the Year contender proves that even with hoops to listen, the music is worth it. Continue reading Johnny Blue Skies – Mutiny After Midnight (Review)
I Am Weez 