Not a movie list but a stuff list

So, top 100 movies would be somewhat boring to me in subject matter. Instead there will be a few chapters of 100 stuff to try and yada yada. To start, a Gameboy game!


Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.

It's LoZLA's 16th birthday this year. I cannot think of a better original gameboy release. Selling almost 6 million copies worldwide the game has received amazing reviews since it's release in the states.

The world is large and dangerous, there are dungeons to explore, puzzles to solve, and mini-games to play. Hours of my road trips with family I was glued to the land of Koholint Island. The story was deep and engaging. There were hundreds of characters to meet and gear to find.

The best part of the game though, comes from its twist ending where you fight a multi-staged final boss and come to find that........

Blah, I won't ruin it for the rest of you...The list would be useless if I told you what happened at the end.

-ta

Top 100 and tatoooooes?

Ok ladies and gents!

I am going to attempt during my free-time to do a 100 list. 100 movies that I think you should see before you die.

It's big and daunting, and I will more than likely give up around #20, but I like movies. So should you.

Also, my fiance and I were talking about getting some tatoos in the future. I think I want either, a Tonberry, from my favorite rpg series Final Fantasy or a Chocobo, again from FF.

-ta

RPC-That's right!

All of the following information is intellectual property of myself and Kenneth T. authors of. All events, characters, places are protected by that aformentioned intellectual property.

That being said, this story is now five years old. Interesting that the story has been around for that long and yet fewer than 2000 words have been written about it. The story of the two main characters has not strayed far from its original incarnation, a short film storyboard long since turned into recycled paper. I don't know why the story has taken such a long time to begin to write. After the first week that we came up with the idea, the story has continued to grow, rapidly and out of control. It feels at times like Ken and I are trying desperately to catch up to the story, it is a demon gone mad, and we fear we don't know how to control it.

There also is the daunting task of getting the story right. This is paramount to Ken and me. Not only is our story important to the both of us, but so is the integrity of the genre we are writing in. Both Ken and I are aware that our story fits uncomfortably, mostly, in the genre of Science Fiction Lit. We both feel, I am sure, that Sci-fi is an incredibly touchy genre, it is an area of literature that is incredibly hit or miss and the only acceptable outcome, for both of us, is near perfection.

Lunch is almost over. More about RPC later ons. Hope this was more imformative than Episode III's "special features."

-ta

3 Minutes until Deadline!

So, for a few years now, my friend Kenneth and I have been working on putting together a Sci-Fi Epic Opera of Massive Romantic proportions!

And soon, a summary of what it is will be available for reading.

I only have 3 minutes until break is over. (that felt like a useless twitteredesrsdfef whatever.)

Trust me, it's good.

Holy Crap!

Holy Crap!

A feed of what's going on at WoW.com!

Exciting.


*still not the "big thing" that is heading your way dear reader, just a treat.

More to Come?!?

A blog, letting everyone know, there will be a bigger blog. After worktimes!

Stay Tuneeeddddd.

(following in Gov. Palin's footsteps)

Exercise

The exercise I speak of is the practice of my earlier blog. The one on happiness. I tried helping a man today who wanted me to be apologetic and frightful. Clarity was what I felt. The clarity brought me happiness.

I left my home this morning, as I left I smiled at what lay in my bed. By beautiful daughter and amazing fiance. I love them both.