1/12/10
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1/10/10
I don’t play games to win; I’m not even sure I play games primarily to have fun. While I certainly don’t play to lose, nor to not have fun, the motivation goes beyond. To experience within a set of rules, to share the experiences. I want to explore, to discover, to learn about which move to make, regardless of whether it is the right move or not; and to not be limited from many moves. The chance that I could win, may lose, will probably lose- it has nothing to do with why I am going. And thereby I enjoy, and thereby I will have fun.
Regardless the game, regardless the subject, there is a motivation; and there are probably more reasons beyond. So whither the world where games must be won?
(Est Ludovicum.)
Regardless the game, regardless the subject, there is a motivation; and there are probably more reasons beyond. So whither the world where games must be won?
(Est Ludovicum.)
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12/31/09
“A cello lying in its case…”
When running away to teach in Europe and be sheep farmers, take cello lessons at least for a month.
“…And she fights for her life as she goes in a store / With a thought she has caught by a thread…”
A sheep farmer is less formal than a shepherd. Shepherd has a doctorate; sheep farmer just has a BA in Sheep.
“…A winter melody she plays / The thunder makes her contemplate…”
Counting sheep, and then it’s time to wake.
“…And counting the change as she goes / Nobody knows…”
When running away to teach in Europe and be sheep farmers, take cello lessons at least for a month.
“…And she fights for her life as she goes in a store / With a thought she has caught by a thread…”
A sheep farmer is less formal than a shepherd. Shepherd has a doctorate; sheep farmer just has a BA in Sheep.
“…A winter melody she plays / The thunder makes her contemplate…”
Counting sheep, and then it’s time to wake.
“…And counting the change as she goes / Nobody knows…”
12/30/09
12/28/09
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