3 posts in one week? Sweet sassy molassy!
We went to the San Diego Fair yesterday like we do every year. Our primary reason for visiting was to see our friend Johnny G. and his Johnny Cash tribute band, Cash Kings. They put on a great show as always. We also got to see a few prints in the photography exhibit by our friend Dan.
I tried Fried Coke. It tasted exactly as bad as it sounds.
Click on the bunny to see a small set of pictures.
http://flickr.com/photos/sundins/tags/sandiegofair/
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Late Night Gaming
Ginette frequently has the opening shift which means she is up very early by herself and I am up late very by myself. Up until about 6 months ago this meant lots and lots of World of Warcraft. I forced myself to quit because it was just too much of a time sink.
I miss it.
My current replacement game (i.e. nicotine patch) is Titan Quest. Think of it as a poor man's version of Warcraft where you are the only person on the server. In addition, all the quest givers give long winded speeches that end with "kill everything in a linear path... or not... I really don't care". Playing this game is like reading the back of the cereal box at breakfast. It's better than just sitting there with your Golden Grahams but it isn't entertaining for long.
What I really miss is the human interaction that came with Warcraft. I may be sitting alone at my desk staring at a computer screen but I am confident in the knowledge that thousands of others are doing the exact same thing at the same moment. I can even wave to a stranger in the virtual landscape and it is likely he, or sometimes even she, will wave back. When I play Titan Quest I have no such reassurances. I think to myself, "I might be the only person on planet earth who is playing Titan Quest right now."
That's just sad.
I miss it.
My current replacement game (i.e. nicotine patch) is Titan Quest. Think of it as a poor man's version of Warcraft where you are the only person on the server. In addition, all the quest givers give long winded speeches that end with "kill everything in a linear path... or not... I really don't care". Playing this game is like reading the back of the cereal box at breakfast. It's better than just sitting there with your Golden Grahams but it isn't entertaining for long.
What I really miss is the human interaction that came with Warcraft. I may be sitting alone at my desk staring at a computer screen but I am confident in the knowledge that thousands of others are doing the exact same thing at the same moment. I can even wave to a stranger in the virtual landscape and it is likely he, or sometimes even she, will wave back. When I play Titan Quest I have no such reassurances. I think to myself, "I might be the only person on planet earth who is playing Titan Quest right now."
That's just sad.
Monday, June 18, 2007
Visiting Whittier
Ginette and I visited Whittier for Father's Day this weekend. It was fun seeing my family and my 10 month old nephew James. He has the legs of a sumo wrestler. Click on the picture to see the small set I posted on Flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sundins/tags/whittier/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sundins/tags/whittier/
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