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I love completing these quick tasks even though I don’t earn from them as much as larger, long-term contracts. It just feels great to know that weight has been lifted off of someone else’s back, and I’m the reason for it. ?
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Wait for it. Wait for it.
It’s been awhile since I’ve said to myself:
Wow, that’s one beautiful website!
Well, this one definitely is. Well done, Proxy!
I was somewhat unsure if she’ll like the game since it requires her to use the right thumb stick of the Xbox controller for camera control for most of the time.
She’s still struggling with reaching that particular part of the controller but I was surprise at how fast she adapted – she’d just use it like an arcade stick and use the rest of her right-hand fingers to press the A & B buttons. Thankfully, Journey doesn’t require the use of the bumper and trigger buttons.
It’s officially the first game she has played and completed from start to end – about 3 hours in total over 3 days (an hour a day). Me, as the spectator (and occasional backup player for tricky situations), have also been captivated by the game’s graphics and story.
Terraria (with the split-screen mod) and Farm Together have been a staple for us but these games are more of the sandbox-y gather-build-repeat type, so her enjoying Journey did come as a bit of a surprise.
She has already completed her 2nd playthrough, and must have memorized all those puzzles by now. She’s still looking forward to playing the game again and again which made me remember the last time I felt about that for a game (Pokemon Crystal).
I hope we get to discover more games like Journey.
Also, thanks to all the random companions we met along the way!
I don’t know about you, but it always impressed me how fast grocery baggers can sever straw rope with their bare hands (and a foot).
I’ve been curious about how they do it so I would always observe them but my eyes can’t keep up. I’m glad I found this video.
New life skill unlocked!
I just had a dream about me being at work, working – Slack, Skype group meetings and all. ? #LiteralDreamJob
Lots of parents are alarmed when they see selfish traits in their kids. But when they express these concerns to us, we remind them that the main part of the brain responsible for empathy is particularly undeveloped in young children. Empathy and caring are skills to be learned. In general, we want to caution parents about globalizing any egocentrism they might be perceiving in their kids at the moment. In truth, it’s developmentally typical for children to consider themselves first; it gives them a better chance of surviving.