Cary, that sounds really cool. There used to be a hot air balloon festival near the town where I was born, but I have no idea if they still have it. We only went once, but I remember liking it.
That is one serious scar! Glad things worked out better than you'd hoped. Now just make up a really good story to go with that scar, lol.
I'm back, amazing how much easier it is having six people to run the park instead of only two. Plus, we got all the hard stuff done, so I no longer fall asleep in my dinner plate after work.
I introduced my nephew to the Sega Genesis collection a few years back, and his comment was: "old games are hard!" I will probably end up going retro this summer, as my little cottage heats up like an oven and a previous tenant lost or destroyed the screens to all of the windows in the front.
In a way, that's too bad. I post a lot of my pics there.
I was employed very briefly as a Kirby vacuum cleaner salesperson. Like a day, and I made no sales. I did have a nice clean floor when I was done, though 
. My briefest employment stint was McDonald's. I lasted 90 minutes, long enough to be oriented by an assistant manager who was unable to read and pronounce any word longer than five letters and had no clue what half of what he was attempting to read to me meant.
You'll find something good, and it shows excellent sense in not working at something that is going to make you crazy.
Thanks, James! About the only use my PS3 was getting was watching movies, lol.
One of these days I really need to play a Metal Gear game...
Thanks for the Connie Dover song!
Glad to have been missed! And I'm still enjoying TR!
I really like the concept of AC, I just don't like how it more or less forces you to play every day. I hate coming back to find my town empty. my house full of roaches, all my flowers dead, and weeds growing in their place just because I took a break from the game. That, and Tom Nook reminded me too much of my former real-life landlord who kept jacking up the rent on a tiny apartment with only four rooms - 1 bedroom, a living room, a kitchen that wasn't quite six feet wide, and a bathroom where I could sit on the toilet, stick my feet in the shower and brush my teeth in the sink all at the same time. I have a smaller living space now, but it's a cottage, I'm also paying half what he was charging us, with heat and electric thrown in, and my current landlady is much nicer.
Ugh, I know all about moving! Good luck with it, and I'll make a blood sacrifice to the moving gods for you so that nothing gets broken or lost.
