In the beginning...

This blog is my way of getting my thoughts out on certain things that pop into my head. I will cover every thought I get from the universe, gaming, and theology to daily things, my past, and interesting YouTube videos.

I will also start a series on Mythological Beings Through History. This will have a long term schedule and will not be finished soon, nor will it have specific dead-lines. I will try to have one post out per week, but I make no promises, as my work schedule is very erratic.

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