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Actually, Yes, I Am Still Writing It
But it's slow between work, nonwork, and burnout, so Part 2 is still simmering.
In the meantime, I beat two videogames, both puzzles. The first is available online: Blocks with Letters On. It combines several block-moving games with a bit of wordplay, as the blocks need to line up to spell a word at the end. It's pretty simple for most of the 64 levels, but there are a number of very clever designs, and the last few puzzles are killer. In between each level, there's an amusing animation. And there's a sequel, More Blocks with Letters On which brings the total number of levels up to 94.
At home, I finished The Adventures of Lolo, which has been sitting on my Wii Virtual Console for a while. The puzzles were fun, but it did make me long for the later sequels where the puzzles were insane and plentiful.
In books, I finished reading Murder at the Sleepy Lagoon and moved on to Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight: Fear and Fantasy in Suburban Los Angeles. I also picked up a few new fiction books from Central Library on a lunch break. I guess I need to start actually writing up the
50books_poc thing, huh?
Season finales have come and gone, and the DVR is a bit empty right now. Still no idea why Dollhouse survived and Sarah Connor didn't.
I don't listen to lots and lots of music, but this song has been makig me happy today. I think that I'm going to enjoy the chiptunes more than the Weezer originals.
In the meantime, I beat two videogames, both puzzles. The first is available online: Blocks with Letters On. It combines several block-moving games with a bit of wordplay, as the blocks need to line up to spell a word at the end. It's pretty simple for most of the 64 levels, but there are a number of very clever designs, and the last few puzzles are killer. In between each level, there's an amusing animation. And there's a sequel, More Blocks with Letters On which brings the total number of levels up to 94.
At home, I finished The Adventures of Lolo, which has been sitting on my Wii Virtual Console for a while. The puzzles were fun, but it did make me long for the later sequels where the puzzles were insane and plentiful.
In books, I finished reading Murder at the Sleepy Lagoon and moved on to Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight: Fear and Fantasy in Suburban Los Angeles. I also picked up a few new fiction books from Central Library on a lunch break. I guess I need to start actually writing up the
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Season finales have come and gone, and the DVR is a bit empty right now. Still no idea why Dollhouse survived and Sarah Connor didn't.
I don't listen to lots and lots of music, but this song has been makig me happy today. I think that I'm going to enjoy the chiptunes more than the Weezer originals.