I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everyone knows they're bad. It's a pandemic. Those of us who are responsible adults have spent almost an entire year leaving home as little as possible, only going out for the necessities. Frivolities like casual social gatherings are literally lethal, so the smartest of us avoid those, too. But how do we maintain that human connection with each other as we're locked up in our bunkers thanks to a year of Donald Trump's limp response and Gary Herbert's lack of political courage?
Games are a great way to do that. Board games are a big thing for me. I miss hosting these drunken gaming nights, but, as a responsible adult, they just