- Princess
- Jed
- Red
- Neversay
- Sixsided
- Skator
- Indigo
- Rolda
- Yu Will
- I. Cant
I thought there would be more, but maybe I’m just creative enough tonight.
Am I missing any other good/obvious choices?
Category: year26 (Page 64 of 92)
I posted an entry each day during my 26th year of life.
I’ve never really thought too much about my overall diet, except that I try to make sure I enough fiber nowadays and I tried not to eat at Wendy’s every day when working in downtown Pittsburgh.
But recently, several friends of mine seem to be turning to vegetarianism for a variety of reasons. It made me think: maybe my somewhat haphazard diet so far will lead to me dying at age 40. I haven’t felt or medically had any detriments so far (aside from some pudginess around the tummy), but it’s early. I wouldn’t be surprised if my body is a dormant den of diabetes waiting to activate.
So maybe it’s time to start paying attention to what goes in my mouth. I doubt that I could really give up meat – even temporarily – but I can certain try to limit the amount that I eat in a week and certainly cut down on the amount of sugar and soda I ingest.
And, on the flipside, I really need to find a way to kickstart a regular exercise routine, be it through my Wii or the gym at work. Either way, that’s something that is almost completely missing from my life.
That, and more vegetables and fruit. And more breakfast.
Now that I think about it, I think a bunch of this would be accomplished by waking up an hour earlier every day.
We’ll see if this actually goes anywhere in a month or so.
The Sims 3, the culmination of a huge amount of work by hundreds of people (me included) was released today.
Go buy it and a fraction of a cent of your money will go to keeping me employed.
Also, I hear it’s a pretty good game.
Today was the first day of this year’s E3, which is a huge 3-day video games conference in LA. It means a lot of announcements, new screenshots/videos, and a bit of one-ups-man-ship from the big names in the industry. It’s a time when video game fans check blogs constantly and companies put their cards (real or imaginary) on the table.
So with day 1 in the books, what promises has the video game industry made that it can attempt to not break within the next half year or so?
Microsoft definitely brought the big guns with announcements about Natal (a new camera that promises better full body motion control games then ever before!), social integration through Twitter and Facebook, and a couple Halo games, along with Metal Gear Solid (further deflating any console-exclusivity argument that Sony may try to use).
EA honed their female Wii focus with some Littlest Pet Shop and Charm Girls Club announcements, along with a new sports title (Mixed Martial Arts? Really?) and an expansion for EA Active coming out later this year. We also showed off some stuff for “core” gamers like Bioware’s Star Wars MMO and Brutal Legend.
Ubisoft is making a Tintin game and decided to enter the Wii Fit/EA Active market with a game that comes with a different camera peripheral that reads your body shape (or something).
Telltale Games is going to make more Monkey Island games. Which will either be brilliant or thoroughly disappointing.
And we’re only on day 1, folks. I feel like there’ll be a lot more excitement to come, although I’m not sure how Nintendo and Sony will respond in their press conferences. Nintendo is in a league of its own, be that good or bad.
Either way, with the release of Sims 3 tomorrow, it promises to be an intense week.