Hey ,It's the 150th edition of the Ice Cream Sundae newsletter! It's not a time thing given I have had several breaks, but I guess it's still some kind of milestone, I wrote and sent this thing out 150 times now. Anyhow, I think that's all I actually had to say about that for now. Moving on then.As mentioned last week, I'm still traveling for work (delving deeper into credit card payment systems than I ever though I would, but that's part of the fun of my job sometimes), it's all going well, looking forward to going back home this week. Meanwhile I went to the movies with some of my extra time in the evening. I saw The Lighthouse, a completely bonkers black & white movie with Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson. Absolutely worth seeing (trailer). And I went to see Taika Waititi's latest movie, Jojo Rabbit, a weird, lovely, funny, bittersweet, and sad. World War II in Germany seen through the eyes of a child. Another one worth seeing (trailer).Otherwise I've been writing stuff in preparation for my upcoming regular tabletop roleplaying game session with friends in Paris, I mentioned the surreal fantasy game Invisible Sun previously. I've also been wondering about what I put time and effort into. Nobody really needs to ask me to write stuff for this roleplaying game. Sure my friends are expecting a good gaming session but I know I'm preparing more than I need to.Meanwhile I'm still on a podcast break, my new plans haven't progressed on that front. I also successfully procrastinate writing more content for my website, and detailing services I can provide as a brand strategy consultant for clients. And seeing I've hit 150 newsletter editions, I regularly wonder if I should keep going or stop and do something else. Even though it might sound like it I don't mean as a complaint.I'm just looking at my week, where I spent time, and I find interesting to notice trends there. I spent hours of time on my laptop over my work doing tables, reading rules, and writing bits of random fiction for a gaming session and just did without really thinking about it. And when I get into the zone for the newsletter or the podcast, I just get it done, without worrying too much if I enjoy it. I generally assume that anything I spent a significant amount of time on I must have enjoyed somehow. Don't you think?How about you what's happening in your world? Hit the reply button and tell me! Also if you have idea or suggestions of what I should be doing for this newsletter I'm happy to hear about them.Thanks,Willem

 Weekly Combo Two or three flavours, interesting separately, fascinating together