The Stochastic Game
Ramblings of General Geekery

Good morning! The snow is gone now but fun times were had, especially when the good fluffy boy met a snowman and looked nervous

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Good afternoon! Don’t forget to roll around in the snow today. You’ll feel better.

A silly good fluffy boy rolling around in the snow to put his scent on his favourite wooden stick of the day.
A silly fluffy good boy running in along a snowy path in Deer Lake Park, BC.
A good boy golden retriever standing on a snowy trail, look down at people passing by, in Deer Lake Park, BC

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Good morning everyone! It continues to be nicely cold and frosty over here. I like it, but the fluffy good boy complains that many sticks are too frozen to chew on!

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Hello everyone! It’s a nice brisk and frosty morning here. The good fluffy boy is complaining that the sticks are too cold to pick up 😄

A good boy golden retriever standing on the grass, with the Deer Lake in view in the background
A tree full of crows

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My other birthday gift this year was this “Overlook Hotel” tea mug. Look what happens when you pour tea in it.

A mug with an "Overlook Hotel" logo. I'm not sure we see any logo in the movie so I don't think this is "canon" by any means. For fun, the picture also shows my wife's festive mug, with the writing: "He sees you when you're drinking".
The Overlook Hotel mug with hot tea in it. The black colour of the mug has now turned to grey/beige.
The other side of the mug while hot tea has been poured in it. The side of the mug is filled with "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy", and "REDRUM" is written in large red letters across the side. Of course, this isn't visible when no hot beverage is in the mug.

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For those of you wondering about the good fluffy boy, he’s still good, and still fluffy as of this morning!

The full moon shining through some trees in Deer Lake Park, BC
The good fluffy boy is sniffing the ground along a trail in Deer Lake Park, BC. Behind him the sun is rising behind the forest.
The good fluffy boy is now sitting by a trail in Deer Lake Park, BC. The north shore mountains are barely visible behind the morning fog.

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