In this episode, I read to you a piece of my writing that I wrote a few days ago. It is about some epic, and seemingly endless battles, in a war that I have finally won.
I read “The Ants Go Marching” in episode 039 of Words of Jen.
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In the summer of 2018, the ants started invading. My husband and I did everything we could think of to kill of this invading army of little black ants. Somehow, enough survived to launch additional assaults.
I read “The Ants Go Marching” in episode 039 of my Words of Jen podcast.
Jeeves and Sapphire are two rare cats that always appear together. The way to attract rare cats is to put things that they like into your yard/home. According to the Neko Atsume Wiki, Jeeves is Sapphire’s valet.
They like two items: the Tower of Treats, and the Fairy Tale Parasol. I’ve only seen them under the Fairy Tale Parasol. If they someday decide to stand on the Tower of Treats, I will update this blog post.
This is The Stomach. I got him in Season 13 from a Menagerist Goblin. The flavor text on this pet says: He’s got a helmet and an appetite. What else could you want?
A friend gave me the Johanna Basford 2018 Coloring Calendar for Christmas. I’ve been working my way through coloring each page, and really enjoying it. Coloring is a good way to relax.
Coloring is also helpful for my rheumatoid arthritis, which is in my hands. Movement is beneficial, so long as I don’t over do it. I’ve fallen behind on the daily coloring, but intend to complete the entire calendar eventually. Here are the coloring pages from February of 2018.
Continue Reading “Johanna Basford Coloring Calendar – February 2018”
Here is a haiku that I originally posted on Mastodon. It is about the relief I experience after an acupuncture treatment.
Continue Reading “Needles”
Kitchen Scramble is a time-management game that started out on a website, then got sold to a different gaming company, and reemerged as an app. I have a tendency to play this game a lot for a while, and then drop it and move on to something else.
There is something about video games with digital food that I find fun. Maybe it’s because I’ve got a ton of food allergies, and in-game food is safe to play around with.
The second town in the game is called Waffleton. It requires players to make breakfast foods for customers, including plenty of waffles.
I am playing a Hardcore Barbarian for Season 14. My goal is to see how far I can get through the Season Journey without dying. I am playing as part of the Solo Self Found League on my Hardcore character.
I’m also playing a Softcore Demon Hunter, and playing in groups with that one. With help, my Softcore Demon Hunter is currently at the point where she is working her way through Slayer. It was time for my Hardcore Barbarian to catch up.
Here is a short story I posted on Mastodon before posting it onto this blog. It is about what happened when the wind shut the door to the room the cockatiels are in.
Continue Reading “Cockatiel Stories: Door”
Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is an app that was designed to be a mini-version of the Animal Crossing game. Both are made by Nintendo. I started playing Animal Crossing Pocket camp after a friend told me about it.
I’ve never played any of the other Animal Crossing games because those require consoles that I do not have. Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is supports iOS (and Android). I started playing it on my iPad, but later decided to play it on my phone instead.
