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Happy Monday. In the three weeks since our last changelog, we've celebrated National Pizza with the Works but not Anchovies Day. We also celebrated National Absurdity Day for those of you who want anchovies.
It is Tuesday, November 4. No changelog for October 20 or October 27, as we've been hard at work traveling around the world meeting our developers. In the interim, we've celebrated National Make a Dog's Day, Global Cat Day, and International Skeptics Day (if you can believe it).
It is Tuesday, October 14. No changelog last week, as I was in Finland for PGC Helsinki, watching Neon on stage for the Webshop Wizardry track. Thanks to everyone who came out to see our team!
It is Monday, September 29. Happy end of the quarter to finance teams everywhere, and Happy National Dogs in Politics Day (this past Tuesday). We should all have the right to object to libelous statements about our dogs.
Two-week update (plus a delay, better late than never) since I was at Gamesforum London last week! In the interim, we've celebrated National Video Game Day and National Meow Like A Pirate Day. I shall be replaying Stray in honor of both.
Today is Monday, September 8. Last Monday, September 1, was both National Wattle Day, as well as the start of Better Breakfast Month. I'm starting things off strong with Belgian waffles to celebrate both (if you squint).
Today is Tuesday, September 2 (one day late; happy Labor Day!). Big week for cherries: Wednesday was Cherry Popsicle Day, and Friday was Cherry Turnover Day. Quick shoutout to the king of the cherry family, Rainier cherries, close to my heart and my former Seattle home.
