the blog of a disabled mother who likes to game, and "get in the pit"
It was based off of a selfie that I took and posted on Facebook (do kids, or people, even say selfie any more?). Though I commend how much of a resemblance it bears to me, I am on the fence when it comes to AI as a whole acknowledging and understanding the problematic aspects it has and will keep that in mind.
This list is obviously going to be open to revision, particularly if I forgot anything.
· resume learning the French language, particularly with Duolingo
· do tarot every day with at least one card, though aim for three-card spreads some of the time
· write longer blog posts that have more sustenance than some posts already written
· continue networking behind the scenes as it relates to content creation and livestreaming
· make more of an effort to read books than I have before I began to drop off on reading
This seller makes an amazing variety of these bows and now I definitely want almost all of them! I love them!
I’ve been messing around with James’ RetroSnap (now I know what the name of this thing is), and I can do basic state saves on it if I’m getting the wording of this right… I just wish you could actually save in games that allow it a lot easier, but I’ll eventually memorize the button mapping for saving the state of the game on the handheld and then loading the save state without a problem. Still though, it’s a lot better than nothing, and this allows us to play some of our favorite games handheld that we would otherwise never have been given a chance to play. Based on what my kid has seen of it, he loves it, so I’m happy that he owns this…