Reflecting on everyday life in a few words. From my perspective.

Watching my daughter experience the magical (pun intended) world of Harry Potter for the first time is an incredible joy. Such a fantastic story, but at the same time so relatable and accessible.

And I totally forgot how packed the first part was. The Dursleys, Hagrid, Diagon Alley, Gringotts, Ollivander, Hedwig (!), Hogwarts Express, the castle, classes, Snape (miss you, Alan), Quidditch, troll, three-headed dog, the Mirror of Erised, the forbidden forest, centaurs, the unicorn. Oh, and Dumbledore and Voldemort, of course. Unbelievable.

I can’t wait to see the new adaption of the series.

If you watch one TV show this year, watch Pluribus.

I’m sure Liam Hemsworth is a great guy. But following Henry Cavill as The Witcher… I hope he finds a new agent who prevents such bad decisions in the future.

That being said, I really hope that this was the last adaption Lauren Hissrich ever worked on.

Talking about work-life-balance… have you seen Severance on Apple TV+?

Sorry, I must join in. Baldur’s Gate 3 is the most impressive and comprehensive RPG I’ve ever played. No matter what perspective you have, be it as a player, developer, designer, writer—it’s a masterpiece.

I hope it leaves a mark in the industry, especially for Triple-A productions, as a showcase of previously inconceivable creative work and freedom, and a publisher that isn’t focused on maximizing profit.

Binge-watching Bryan Cranston in Breaking Bad for the… fifth time?

This series is simply incredible. Each and every episode serves a purpose, drives the story, the characters. It is on point. Nuanced.

And don’t get me started on that acting performance. Through and through, lead or support. It’s mind-blowing.

Damn, games can be addictive. Got Slay the Spire+ from Apple Arcade. Spent 12+ hours with it last week, nearly two hours a day. Crazy.