I have a large extended family, and I love it. The best part is living just faraway that I don't see everyone every day, but close enough that I can be there in a few hours.
As for those two games, I've never played either one. My first Nintendo platforms were my GBA SP and my Game Cube.
I love my job, can't wait to start work on Tuesday. To me, it doesn't seem hard. Maybe because I've been doing it since I was 18. Some things are more physically demanding than others, and then the challenge is to work smarter, not harder. The hardest thing I do is to keep my sarcasm to myself. It's a good thing people can't hear what I'm thinking...
I'm usually the one headed into various stores that sell gaming stuff that needs to be held back, lol. I've been sooooo good lately, though. Oh, wait, that's just because I'm broke. Let me know how that thing works.
I didn't actually encounter said Playchoice-10 myself, the pic was in my Facebook feed.
Oh! PIZZA!!! I would have loved to have gone out for pizza! But yeah, my birthday wasn't boring. It just didn't include much gaming.
You can download Jed's new CD through CD Baby, too, and I think he gets a bigger cut of the money from them than he does iTunes.
Travis, I'm really lucky. Most of the concerts I go to are house concerts like that. And they're usually cheap, averaging around $15. And it's fun taking my gramma.
I have no idea what games are in that Play Choice cabinet, as I haven't actually seen it in person yet.
Thanks, Cary! I'm going to hold on to that power pellet until next week when I start work again.
Hotel Dusk may be my favorite DS game of all time, and that's saying a lot for me because I'm such a DQ junkie. I have that import sequel, too, it's called Last Window. I ahven't played it yet, though.
