Wife was playing Witcher 3 on the Switch, so I started Doom Eternal. It was getting late so I only played about 15 minutes worth, but dear me, it ticks a lot of my dopamine boxes.
So, I finished Fevre Dream. It was good, not great. Though it does make me want to read some more George RR Martin works.
Started to read Homer’s Odyssey for the first time. Now this may be the first ever work of literature, but so far it holds up.
Planned on an 8 miler today, but felt like shit about 1/3 of the way through do changes by route for 6 miles. Think it was a mix of not eating enough carbs the day before, late breakfast and a poor warm up/mindset. Will try for a long run next week and see if that works out more successfully.
My finger looked a lot like that after an accident playing rugby. Turned out the top had fully dislocated and been forced underneath and I fractured my finger as well.
I’m trying to decide if I like Fevre Dream or not. The story premise is neat, but the choice of racial language permeates the whole of the story, not just during character interactions, plus as a parent with a 19 month old, there was a part that was a bit much to stomach.
I mean, I’m fairness, has there been a beat ‘em up released in 20 years that actually feels modern - or was it a genre perfected about 30 years ago and vaguely iterated on?
I think like most people, I would say no, I’m not that clever. Then I think about who I benchmark myself against and have to think, what is being clever? Remembering a lot? Being good at problem solving? Making smart decisions consistently? All of the above? I have no clue. A cleverer person might be able to tell me.
To add to this thread. Just had an offer accepted on a house which is great.
Now to see if we get approved for a mortgage, then once that’s done, the unenviable task of packing up an entire house, driving it 15 minutes up the road, and unpacking it into a new place.
I’m tricky to dictate mood as from Mk day, I’ll be back at work, so back to the flow of maybe being able to play for 30 minutes a day. Thankfully, the switch lends itself to that.