Sam_Vosh

Few games have me replay them even after 10 years. But I like that MapleLegends is one of them.

Music gives nostalgia. Nostalgia retrieves memories. Good memories desire to walk in old steps.

I never thought I would level when having returned. My commitment to MB card collecting apparently is enough!

Yea, I think I have officially quit MapleLegends. But low and behold, I can still be a tourist in the game.

Large projects start with small amounts of effort. Keep it regular and consistent and the effort will turn into something so large you hadn't considered you could put into.

It did not take long for me to get back into my routine. However, I'm making small changes to it to hopefully include some long term hobbies. Like writing!

Don't forget to visit your family once in a while. It feels great to catch up after a while and most importantly, keeps you connected to them. You never know when they step in to help.

Back to square one would only fully apply if I had been as bored as before the vacation. However, I have picked up writing again. Finally able to put a couple of characters onto paper. Although not as regularly updating. I am willing to share what I have so far. (In private messages, of course)

I only completed half the list of what I wanted to do in the vacation. Turns out a new game is enough to pull me out of the drag from work. On the other hand, I got bored of it as well. Feels like I'm back to square one.

One last week before I finally have my 1 week of summer vacation. You have no idea how much I'm planning to do in that week. I should make a list!

We gotta do something about global climate change. It is unacceptable that there is 40 degree heatwaves with high humidity in a country like the Netherlands!

For the project to which I haven't had the drive lately to work for. I've taken a small break from it. Only 2 weeks. I have to admit it helps. Breaks are necessary with large projects.

Back to proper sunday updating: I have to answer my own previous question that lately I haven't had the drive to work on my ideas. It is kinda dissappointing for me. Even tho I have like 2 major projects I really want to work on right now.

What is worse? Have plenty of ideas but not the will to work them out, or, the will to work out ideas but none to do so with?

How does one handle the shame of having pursuit their dream for too long? Crossing lines, coming in contact with known criminals. Only to know you have pushed too far into the deep. It is a question I want to answer for and with a character I have thought up.

There's 2 times in my week where I just sit and do nothing in the evening. Like to wind down. Friday evening and Sunday evening.