Morris wanted to sit on my computer. I said no.
So, he sat on my head, instead.
Maybe his feet were cold?
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I tend to complain on Twitter in the form of haiku, and unintentionally ended up with a mix of poems about a small moment of joy or a lingering moment of pain.
Blueprints of the Afterlife is one part science-fiction (from the not so distant future), one part dystopia (masquerading as a utopia in parts), and one part a story about the importance of knowing who you really are.
It’s a gigantic puzzle for the reader to put together, as told by characters in chapters that are juxtaposed out of context with chapters from the viewpoint of other characters. Some of the characters never meet each other, and yet, are connected in a string of events directed by a mysterious man named Dirk Bickle.
I love it when books make me think about how all the pieces fit together, rather than spelling it all out for me. This is one of those books that had me thinking about the “universe” it exists in, and how it functions (or dysfunctions), long after I’d finished reading the story.
Continue Reading “Blueprints of the Afterlife by Ryan Boudinot”
Episode 7 of Candy Crush Saga is called Bubblegum Bridge. It is the first Episode that involves the Bubble Gum Troll. Some of the levels in Episode 7 included the Bubblegum Troll “gumming up the works” by throwing bubble gum into the game.
I found this Episode to be more difficult than the previous ones. It took longer than I expected it would for me to complete it.
How long will you put up with this?
Something’s different. Must investigate!
Photo by Shawn Thorpe.
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Neko Atsume is a cute little game where the entire purpose is to collect all the cats. Players put a variety of items into their yards/homes, and fill up food dishes with cat food. The cats will appear until the food runs out.
Cats that really like you will give you a Memento. According to Neko Atsume Wiki, a Memento is proof that we have become a cat’s friend.
This blog shows all of the Mementos that Neko Atsume cats have given to me. I’ve included a translation for the screenshots that are in Japanese (and were taken before the game enabled players to switch to English).
Another fine example of the Marvin dance.
The string is the thing.
If there is such a thing as a cockatiel eclipse, Morris is trying to become it.
Photo by Shawn Thorpe.
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