Glad you enjoyed Seamus. The man's a total nutter. First time I ever met him, we were eating dinner at the home of the woman who hosted the concert and I was picking the lima beans out of my soup and Seamus was eating them as fast as I could scoop them out of the soup. He's also one of the co-authors of a book called Clean Cabbage in the Bucket, abouit being touring Irish entertainers. I have a signed copy.
Hey Scott! Welcome to the party!
Yep, you're missing something. First, go to view draft, then edit blog. There's a drop menu box on the right side where "Draft" should be showing. Click it and choose the "Live" option and that will make it public.
I don't much about the making you smarter end of things, but they have been using games with stroke victims, especially Wii games with motion control, as therapy to help them regain cognitive and physical functions. My grandmother asked me about gaming for the first time five or six years ago when she read an article in AARP magazine about how casual games keep the mind sharp in senior citizens. I don't have any references to cite, though. Sorry.
Chris, you're the working parent of a toddler, of course you don't have a coherent thought in your head! I'm amazed we get as much as we do from you, lol.
Glad to hear you got that issue that was bumming you out taken care of.
I really enjoyed Time Hollow. It wasn't a difficult game and I enjoyed the characters and story.
Always wanted to visit Oz. Maybe someday...
Good luck finding a place and may all your belongings arrive in one piece! Having shipped all our worldly belongings across the Atlantic in cargo containers more than once as a kid, you know how much I really mean that!
I have what is either a very brave or very stupid dwarf iris blooming just outside the cottage. Other than that, still waiting for the red maples to blossom out, as far as I'm concerned, they're the first true sign of spring around here.
I work for the state of Maine, so the only thing that might be affected are our Americorps programs, we get a week of trail work and an environmental education intern for the season that are partially funded by Federal funds.
As for Pinball FX2, the app itself is free, you just have to pay for the tables that you want. Same deal with Pinball Arcade. If you get Pinball Arcade, I'd recommend that you get it for the PS3, there are many, many more tables on there than have made it to the 360. Something to do with licensing issues, i think.
Oh, yeah, gotta have someplace to take care of those writing urges. And I'm glad I'm giving you a goal, lol.
