A Geek Girl’s Guide is one geek’s corner of the internet, where she shares her love of her favorite geeky things.
Mickey is the head mouse in charge of everything Disney, and you can find him hidden around all of the theme parks, resorts, cruise ships, and more just waiting for your observant spotting. And here are some tips to become the best Hidden Mickey hunter.
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With the original Disneyland having spread across the globe, you would think that going to any of them would result in the same experience. But that is not the case at all. Here are some experiences that are unique to the original Disneyland that you must do.
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With yesterday being Disneyland’s anniversary, I decided to honor it by sharing my thoughts on the remaining attractions that were present on opening day.
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Aquamarine is a print-and-play game where you play as a diver trying to discover as much as you can with the time allotted and air available in your tank. With my printed map and a pair of dice, I got to go under the water and explore this new game from Postmark Games.
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Moulin Rouge, the stage production of the iconic Baz Luhrmann film, is currently on tour and at the Pantages in Hollywood. I was able to go see the show and have many thoughts about the experience that I wanted to share.
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Disney’s Sorcerer’s Arena began as a mobile game but has now made its way to our tables in Sorcerer’s Arena: Epic Alliances.
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Western Pop and K-Pop get compared often, so I decided to put the east against the west for this save one drop one same title edition.
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Steve Jackson’s Sorcery! is a four-part epic interactive fantasy adventure through a weird world of magic. What was once an adventure gamebook is now available digitally thanks to inkle studios, and I was given the chance to check it out.
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Title tracks are the most talked about songs, but what about the amazing b-sides? This is why I am talking about my favorite girl group b-sides so you can find new tracks to enjoy.
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June is over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop this month, including BTS, aespa, Kard, and more!
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BTS is back with a new mobile game and this time we join them on a deserted island. By playing matching games, you help them out both on the island and to get them back home in BTS Island In the SEOM.
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Since Pride Month is winding down, I wanted to do a post focusing on LGBTQ+. And when I found this tag, it felt like the perfect choice.
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There are great hidden gems in the b-sides for K-pop artists, and sometimes some of those gems could have been the crown jewel known as the title track. So I am sharing some songs that I think could have led a comeback but didn’t.
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Drags 2 Riches is a two-to-five-player deckbuilding game that brings the artistry of drag right to your table. You will build your wardrobe to slay the competition with your perfectly coordinated looks and overall fierceness.
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Summer officially starts tomorrow! To celebrate the sunniest season, here are some K-pop songs to get you into summertime vibes.
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Today is BTS’ 9th anniversary so to celebrate, I’m revisiting the BTS ARMY tag!
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Dislyte is an urban-mythology-themed mobile RPG game that has recently been released and I have been playing quite a lot actually. So after many hours of playing, I decided it was time to share my thoughts.
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Minigolf meets deckbuilding in Golfie, a new game from developers Triheart Studio that takes a roguelike approach to putt-putt golfing. Here are my thoughts on the creative mix of genres that make up this game.
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May is ending so it is time to give my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop this month!
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I am back with more same title K-Pop songs and putting them head to head to decide which to save and which to drop.
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Attentant 1942 is a World War II game placed in Czechoslovakia where you are trying to learn more about your grandfather’s experience through other survivors’ stories.
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Hadestown is my all-time favorite musical and I finally got to see it, which means I must write all about it.
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I’ve been going back and listening to some of the music I loved in my college years that I have reviewed. So I’m bringing those reviews back and sharing some of my favorite music from the 2010s, starting with How To Be A Human Being by Glass Animals
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Tootsie, a comedy musical based on an 80’s movie of the same name, is currently on tour and at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood. As with my other musical trips, I went with my brother, and here is how it all went.
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LudoNarraCon, the global, digital convention celebrating narrative video games, is back this year with panels and 42 awesome games to check out. I went through the games and found the ones that stood out to me, so let’s take a look.
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April is now over so it is time to give my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop!
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Squire is a young adult graphic novel set in an alternate history Middle East/North Africa that follows 14-year-old Aiza, who trains to become a knight for a war-torn empire while hiding her true background as a girl from conquered lands. I was given the chance to review this comic and here are my thoughts.
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I’ve been sitting on this post topic for a while so I figured there is no time like the present to finally do it. So I am sharing my favorite albums across all of K-Pop!
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Song titles are often used numerous times across different artists and genres, and K-Pop is no different. Because of this, I decided that this concept could make an interesting save one drop one, so here we are!
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Song titles are often used numerous times across different artists and genres, and K-Pop is no different. Because of this, I decided that this concept could make an interesting save one drop one, so here we are!
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Wordle, the daily word game that became an overnight sensation, has gotten the world into word games. So I thought why not suggest some other fun games, both table and video, to play that get your word-guessing skills working.
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With the recent release of the Booster DLC which adds new maps to the beloved racing game, I decided it would be fun to put all existing courses head to head in another edition of Save One Drop One!
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Start your engines and be the best drag queen in the mobile game RuPaul’s Drag Race Superstar! I’ve played for a while and here is what I think of the drag-tacular gameplay.
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Sigh of the Abyss: Shadow Bonds from Rascal Devworks is a lore-rich visual novel that introduces us to the world and characters of Sigh of the Abyss. I was given the chance to play this prologue and want to share my first thoughts with you!
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March is over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop the last two months.
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March is over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop the last two months.
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Since I have been missing in action over the last couple of months, it seemed very fitting to revisit the backlog tag!
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During my February trip to Las Vegas, I attended Marriage Can Be Murder, a comedy murder mystery show where the audience is in charge of solving the murders. We laughed, we crimed, and here is a recap of all the good times we had.
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I see this concept as videos on YouTube and TikTok a lot, so I decided to adapt it for the blog! And for this first one, I had to go with K-Pop.
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Last month while on a trip to Las Vegas, I wanted to do something I had yet to do in the neon capital of the world. And what better than to visit The Neon Museum!
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Suffrage is a card-based board game about the iconic and pivotal struggle for women’s suffrage in early 20th century Britain and Ireland. I got the chance to play it and here are my thoughts on it.
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January is over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop this month!
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January is over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop this month!
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Full Bloom is a floral design competition where florists come together and compete by creating unique, beautiful, and grand floral arrangements. The first two seasons are up so I binged them and here are my thoughts!
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Since I subscribed to HBO Max for other content, I decided to watch the 20th-anniversary special film for Harry Potter. After having been away from the fandom for a while, here is what it was like to return to Hogwarts.
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December and 2021 are over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop the past month!
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December and 2021 are over so I’m giving my quick takes on all of the debuts and comebacks we got from K-Pop the past month!
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With a new year on the horizon, it’s time for resolutions for what you want to accomplish during the next 365 days. For me, I decided to pick some nerdier things to strive for, and here are those resolutions.
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It is not possible to keep up with every single release to happen in a year as it comes out, so sometimes I find gems months later. So in honor of that, I’m giving my quick takes on songs I didn’t catch at their release.
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If you’re getting ready to say goodbye to the current year and celebrate the fresh start of the next, may I suggest a soundtrack for that? Here are some K-Pop tracks that are great for ringing in the new year.
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