Well, here we are again. This 2 AM motivation is running strong, and let’s hope it doesn’t take an entire hour this time. Right, we no longer have any extracurricular activities, so my routine has been: hit the gym, then straight back home. I must confess, I’ve been neglecting leg workouts for a while now. I’ve attempted to rectify this, but it’s as if there’s an unstoppable force directing me towards the bench press every time I approach the squat racks. What’s a man to do against such power? Absolutely nothing! So really, it’s not my fault.
I’ve recently found the time to work more on my character model, and I’m quite pleased with the progress. I’m itching to share it with you, but alas, embarrassment holds me back. I don’t even show these creations to my parents, let alone anyone else. I occasionally share them with my younger brother, though. Have I ever mentioned him? He’s pretty much me, but an extroverted and annoying version. We sound very alike and are quite close.
Lunch at Seasons is something I relish. I only wish my school had something similar, as I’m stuck meal prepping every Sunday, a task I don’t particularly enjoy. I’d rather spend that time on something else.
My four-day weekend was quiet. I reached out to a few people I hadn’t spoken to in a while, and even tried to visit the lab to work on my MCA. However, the emptiness was unsettling, perhaps everyone had left for the holidays. I did take a stroll around the place, though. It’s such a green, serene spot, free from the constant drone of traffic. I wonder if this tranquility is just a summer thing. The long weekend flew by, but at least it allowed me some rest.
And that about sums it up for this post. I’m not much of an outdoorsy person, so with the extracurricular activities wrapped up, I’m not sure what else I’ll have to share in these blog posts. Perhaps I’ll ramble on about myself; only time will tell. The game recommendation for this blog post is “My Friend Pedro.”
How do I describe it? This game is akin to a bad trip, not that I’ve experienced one, but I’d wager they’re similar. It’s quite the wild ride. Picture yourself armed with Matrix-like slow-motion abilities, executing stylish takedowns in a variety of ever-changing levels. The narrative is…well, let’s just call it unique. But don’t be fooled, it’s not all mindless running and gunning. Tosses in some puzzles and strategic elements, making sure your neurons are firing along with your in-game arsenal.
It feels a bit like John Wick on a skateboard, with a banana as his wisecracking life coach. Yeah maybe I should really consider advertising
