There's nothing quite like a dream where you think everything is about to go right, but you have a gut feeling that it won't. I felt like a child in this dream with my brother I when Peter Pan suddenly showed up to invite us to Neverland. We were eager to go, knowing the perks it came with. Within moments we flying around my room with the Pixie Dust in effect.

Alt: Papa Emeritus II Ghost

Playing mobile games is one good way to kill time, especially if you're like me and recently quit most major social media platforms for several reasons. However, what's frustrating about mobile games is finding one that doesn't impose spending money on you to get ahead in your progression faster, remove ads, etc. But one of the most annoying features that I'm seeing in a ton of mobile games is a little feature that acts as saving your coins/cash, but you have to pay to access it.

What are you doing brain? Are you trying to predict new characters to fall for. First Sam, now... now this? For context, after finishing Death Stranding, before diving into another deep story-rich game, I decided to take a break and play something less serious but still fun. So, I turned on Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy. Don't freak out, but I'm not completely up to date with the MCU.

I never thought I’d finish this game. When I saw how old it was, I presumed it was going to have problems on my PC, but it ran smoothly. It reminds me of the games I used to play as a kid but never finished because, objectives weren’t completely clear and I wasn’t smart enough to figure anything out! But I wanted to check out Syberia for a while after trying the demo for the latest game.

Well, that was an experience I had to push myself through, no matter how many times my heart protested and said, "no you’re not in love with this yet! But as they say, keep on keeping on.” Death Stranding is a game I added to my Steam library for what feels like forever ago, and I thought it was presented to me as a walking simulator (in a good way, not derogatory) that had me think, okay there’s going to be a lot of narrative moments but I wasn’t entirely correct on that.

Ford every stream Follow every rainbow Till you find your dream... Seriously though, in real life, mountains are beautiful to look at. I have been to British Columbia twice to go skiing in Whistler, and the Rockies are breathtaking. But in video games, mountains can be a combination of beautiful, but also a pain in the ass for me and many other gamers.

Well, I’m back to reading Bridgerton again and I’m almost done with these books. It’s quite a relief because I was getting really tired of some of the same themes present in these books. The biggest was the whole ton thing with gossip and reputation. But Hyacinth, the youngest of the children, she struck me as the type of woman who didn’t give a damn about that.

Keeping young people safe online is a goal most of us can agree on. The harder question is how we get there.

Well, I did it, evacuation complete. This was a long time coming. What did I do? I deleted my Facebook account. I never thought I’d get to this day. Hell, I recall setting up memorialisation settings to have it deleted if something were to happen to me. Who would’ve thought I would end up just pulling the plug myself?

There’s a lot to appreciate in the world of Westeros and beyond, and I haven’t written much about it since reading Fire & Blood. One thing I love a lot about this universe is the variety of different castles we see all around us. It makes me wonder, which one would I like to live in? Some of them are majestic, while others are ancient, even eerie.