Amid the April Snow?!
You know what they say, April comes in like a lion!
Work continues to be busy. I'm trying to ramp up on a new focus within my project, but a different one this time. I'm pretty happy with my level of productivity, but I don't think my focus has been as well-targeted as it could be. Well, I'm working on it.
I've gotten in a little Ingress the past few weekends. There's been a global event going on. The green team is doing... not so hot. But at least Boston did its part.
Taxes are done. Yaaaaaay. The condo association is finalizing the details for the siding repairs.
I haven't been reading books as much as I'd like. I did read Wintersmith (one of the Diskworld YA novels, very enjoyable light reading).
I have gotten a little gaming in, playing Celeste, a tough-as-nails puzzley precision platformer about a girl climbing a mountain and battling her inner demons. If you like that sort of game, I can't recommend this one enough. It has a gorgeous pixel-art style, great music, and brilliant level design.
It's still an unusually cold spring, but it's still lighter and warmer than it was, so that means more time on the playground with Eris. Currently, she's the one pulling me away from the video games to play some ball.
Eristic improvements: Throwing overhand, reading two-digit numbers (somewhat, I'm trying to get her to identify which bus is which), reading along with picture-books.
This entry was originally posted on Dreamwith.
comments are there.
Work continues to be busy. I'm trying to ramp up on a new focus within my project, but a different one this time. I'm pretty happy with my level of productivity, but I don't think my focus has been as well-targeted as it could be. Well, I'm working on it.
I've gotten in a little Ingress the past few weekends. There's been a global event going on. The green team is doing... not so hot. But at least Boston did its part.
Taxes are done. Yaaaaaay. The condo association is finalizing the details for the siding repairs.
I haven't been reading books as much as I'd like. I did read Wintersmith (one of the Diskworld YA novels, very enjoyable light reading).
I have gotten a little gaming in, playing Celeste, a tough-as-nails puzzley precision platformer about a girl climbing a mountain and battling her inner demons. If you like that sort of game, I can't recommend this one enough. It has a gorgeous pixel-art style, great music, and brilliant level design.
It's still an unusually cold spring, but it's still lighter and warmer than it was, so that means more time on the playground with Eris. Currently, she's the one pulling me away from the video games to play some ball.
Eristic improvements: Throwing overhand, reading two-digit numbers (somewhat, I'm trying to get her to identify which bus is which), reading along with picture-books.
This entry was originally posted on Dreamwith.
comments are there.