Agreed, sunless skies feels so much richer. Especially with the zubmariner portion.

I really love sunless sea and sunless skies. They are so beautiful and story rich. Extremely simple game mechanics. You basically explore an unknown map, uncover the story, make choices and allegiances and do your best to survive.

I try really really hard to make sure where I live and work makes this possible. I only apply to apartments near bike infrastructure, I only apply to jobs within biking distance… this apartment was a compromise with my partner, so it feels like a gift from the universe to have bike lanes extended to our house.

As long as you try sometimes to bike, you’ll make yourself visible and I have faith that makes a difference. Your city council person might see a bunch of bikes some morning and choose to vote in favor of more. Baby steps :)

I bet the art is beautiful!!

That sounds heavenly!

What are you thinking you’ll do? How are you planning to strike the balance?

I don’t have kids and I’m not sure I will, mostly because I have a lot of un answered questions. How I would handle raising them with technology is one. So I’m curious, if you don’t mind sharing.

I think seeing cities like Atlanta or places like RTP in North Carolina is really inspiring. They give me hope that things do change and things do get better. I’m with you there!

My town (and all the towns around it) are expanding bike infrastructure like mad. I bike to work and I believe in building communities that aren’t car centric, so I’m thrilled to see it happening in real time. And I found a route to my work that’s almost all on protected bike lanes. It makes me happy

Yes, happens to me so much. Ted lasso, but I watched Ted with my partner so we had to keep marching along. Succession and Yellowstone I’ve been savoring so much that I’m only midway though both. I never finished west wing either because I read so many “you’ll only watch the west wing for the first time once” comments.

It happens to me with books too (I know a bit off topic). I just hate when good things end.