I honestly love the time that I grew up in. I played outside with friends, but I was also able to take advantage of computers and the internet. I was able to ride bikes with my friends and learn valuable technological skills. We were all still learning how to navigate the power that is being able to use the worldwide web, and as kids, we … Continue reading Websites I Loved as a Kid
I’ve known for a long time that I’m a chronic rewatcher who prefers television to movies. Watching one thing for 2 hours just feels so much less appealing than watching an entire season of a show for 10 hours. That’s just how it is. I don’t make the rules. The emotional investment of watching a movie just feels similar to that of watching a new … Continue reading In Too Deep
We all knew that our lives were going to change (possibly for the long term) when lockdown started. Between wearing masks to the grocery store, working from home, and staying 6 feet apart from everyone outside of our houses, there was no way life was going to go on as normal. I have found a few unexpected changes, however. Some of them totally threw me, … Continue reading The Little Things That Have Changed Since Lockdown
I’m not sure if any of you have heard about this not-very-well-known indie game called Animal Crossing. Just kidding. On this trend, I’m the one who’s late to the party. The new version of Animal Crossing for the Nintendo Switch came out a few months ago, and I’ve watched my FaceBook and Twitter feeds blow up with various memes, critiques, and pictures of the game. … Continue reading Saving Bells and Selling Turnips
Ah, Pokémon, the tiny little monsters that defined an entire generation and have been in the zeitgeist floor over two decades. I was a huge fan of the original games when they came out back in 1998, and I was absolutely thrilled to revisit the Kanto region when Let’s Go Eevee and Let’s Go Pikachu came out recently for the Switch! In honor of returning … Continue reading Deep Dive: Pokémon – Top 10 Kanto Region Pokémon
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