Another True Story: 
Last year I started playing Pokémon HeartGold... because reasons.  I made it past the final four, got up to Lance, and he was all, "Hey there, I heard you like DRAGONS!!!!!!"  I lost (pathetically), went to level up some more, came back, made it past the final four, got back to Lance, and he was all, "You must not have learned your lesson before.  Have some more DRAGONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"  Then I said, "dragons are dumb ::mumble, grumble::" and went off to play Omikron, instead. 
The End.

Ahhh, Vincent Price, the King of Creepy Movies.  I tried to do spooky lettering, but halfway through forgot the rhyme scheme I was using.  That's why the "it" is penciled in at the end, instead of being part of the ghostly text like it should; it is supposed to read "If you dare it!"

Today's note is inspired by the anime Popotan, where the family ferret occasionally rides around in Ai's cleavage.  Despite its fanservice elements, the show has an interesting enough plot and some pretty insightful dialogue at points. 

[We found out after-the-fact it was based on a racy video game, so BEWARE if you decide to Google it.  The show is safely PG13, and doesn't depict anything too questionable, but the game (which we have not played) is apparently rated M for "mostly nekked."]

T is for Two Guys from Andromeda, the geniuses behind the Space Quest games.  They parted ways in 1991, but recently got back together in 2012 to start work on a brand new space-themed adventure game.

One of the first things that Nathaniel did when we started dating was to systematically show me every video, image, game, and song on homestarrunner.com.  I absolutely loved it, to the point that he bought me my very own kickable The Cheat.

Awesome True Story: My husband proposed to me using a statue of Ring Man (a robot master from Mega Man 4 ) he hand-built out of Legos.  Read the full saga here, here, here, and here. 

This is one of two notes where I decided to have a self-contained rhyme scheme because I really wanted R and S to go together.

Here we have the titular character from the arcade game Q*bert, standing atop his pyramid.  The game's developers pioneered a number of unique design features including isometric controls and an audio track that blended computerized sounds, speech synthesis, and pinball machinations.

Today's note is a reference to the creative puzzle-platformer Portal, a popular PC game that portrays perjured pastries and square parallelepiped pals. 

What geeky alphabet would be complete without a Dungeons & Dragons reference?

When my husband and I were on our honeymoon, we stayed at a lovely B&B that had a large family of housecats, one of whom, named Number 4, decided to adopt us for the weekend.  He followed us around on our walks, and then later snuck into our room and ungracefully wedged himself between us as we were trying to sleep.

Note: My thought bubble should be read with the kind of enthusiasm usually reserved for children on Christmas morning.  My husband's thought bubble should be read with the kind of enthusiasm usually reserved for seeing a small child approach one's computer keyboard with a glass of juice and a sense of mischievous curiosity.