Back in January, we visited a board game cafe called Ludo. This would be the third of its kind that I've visited so far, the other ones being Kings & Pawns and Burgers & Board Games.
A few weeks ago my brother wanted to sip mango shake by the beach while working on his computer so we used this excuse to check out Secdea Beach Resort which everyone and their mothers keep talking about. Unfortunately for us, it started raining just as we got there.
It was only two? three? weeks ago that I wrote about wanting to be more on time with my posting, but here I am once again with an overdue post. Better late than never?
2016 has finally gone and the consequences of our mistakes over the last year will finally be biting us in the rear soon! Hopefully you all had a good holiday because, at the risk of being called a pessimist, I have not much hope for humanity in general in 2017.
My brother has been trying to drag us to this archery place in the city, but things kept working against his favor until today. Real talk: I don't think any of us who were there today has actually read The Hunger Games... not that reading the books could have helped me get better at shooting arrows.
2016 is ending in a few days. It's been one hell of a year. I think it flew by too fast and yet its exit can't get any slower. As much as I want it to end, I'm also afraid of what lies ahead in the future. Anyway, despite my mixed feelings about this year, not everything is terrible. For example, Morning Light opened a branch that's easily accessible for me and my friends, and we were pleasantly surprised to find something else in their new place!
"The more the merrier" is not a philosophy I subscribe to. Being around too many people for an extended period of time is exhausting, even if we share similar interests. But like in a lot of things, there are exceptions! Despite not getting any art done and coming home tired, I didn't regret going out yesterday because I spent the evening playing at a board game cafe with the family.
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As someone who gets too emotionally invested in fictional characters, I also enjoy doing the art thing and pretending to be good at writing amateur fiction. It is unfortunate that I don't get paid to write stuff on this blog but I sure wish I did.


