Sector 9 of this Paper Apps Galaxy was another easy victory.
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I made short work of Sector 4 today in Paper Apps Galaxy. I probably should have done the sectors in order, because these early ones are a breeze compared to the batch I did most recently.
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Anne of Green Gables is the quintessential book from here in The Maritimes. I've experienced the story all my life as TV shows, and when I visited Prince Edward Island as a kid I marveled at the related sites there.
Tonight I started to read the book for the first time. I was struck by the early line, "This Island is the bloomiest place. I just love it here already, and I am so glad I’m going to live here."
After I finish the novel, I have a couple comics adaptations of it that I want to read.
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I was back to winning in Paper Apps Galaxy today.
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I had my first failed sector in Paper Apps Galaxy, failing to destroy a ship on my last roll in Sector 39. I knew it would be a tough one, so I spent time upgrading my ship before going there. On to collect the last warp drive pieces.
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@Dadaph I loved ElfQuest when I discovered it as a kid and started collecting issues. I've continued to follow it all my adult life. I'm looking forward to reading the new coloured versions that start releasing in two weeks.
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I first really committed to community online with LiveJournal. I had some really wonderful relationships that spun out of connecting with people there, including a girlfriend who shaped a lot of my early adulthood.
I stayed connected with a bunch of them when Facebook became the platform most of us moved to, but as most of us stopped using that actively we've mostly lost touch.
I logged into my LiveJournal account today for a bit of nostalgia. I wonder if anyone has made it over to the fediverse and how I might find them to reconnect.
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Watching this video about Shulie, a small, abandoned village here in Nova Scotia was engrossing. Nova Scotia has many former communities like this one tucked into rural areas throughout the province.
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Watching this video about Shulie, a small, abandoned village here in Nova Scotia was engrossing. Nova Scotia has many former communities like this one tucked into rural areas throughout the province.