I have motion sickness and cannot play modern day video games. The simple ones like Atari centipede and slow motion type games no problem.
I have to get another covid test today or tomorrow at work. The job is super hard and I hope I have the energy to do this. Having to take a autoimmune drug/chemo depletes energy.
Have a good day! I can't mix until the weekend.
Stay safe!
I have to get another covid test today or tomorrow at work. The job is super hard and I hope I have the energy to do this. Having to take a autoimmune drug/chemo depletes energy.
Have a good day! I can't mix until the weekend.
Stay safe!
I started on Video games when they came out in the 70's with a Atari 2600. 
Now I have a Xbox1X with a 75" 4k TV. Big difference! When the new Xbox comes out the end of the year I will buy it, already saved the money.
But I've been on disability a long time and need something to do to fill the days and gaming is it for me. I can't do a lot of physical activity so gaming is pretty much it. And this forum of course.
Now I have a Xbox1X with a 75" 4k TV. Big difference! When the new Xbox comes out the end of the year I will buy it, already saved the money.But I've been on disability a long time and need something to do to fill the days and gaming is it for me. I can't do a lot of physical activity so gaming is pretty much it. And this forum of course.
Man now I am being credentialed to death. I am down to my last tasks which is kind of silly really. They only want the past 10 years of employment or maybe it was 5 even. But now I am being asked to account for the "gaps" between my education and like, IDK that was decades ago. I have no idea why they need it and I can't log into the system with any ease man.
Maybe I WILL genuinely take a day of rest because right now I am waiting for the help desk and/or my credentialer to assist me.
Whateves, I suppose it is better than bad news. Apparently, per credentialers, this is the last thing I need to do. That's pretty cool.
Maybe I will GENUINELY take a day of rest, rehenna my hair, put on a clay mask, not move for long, long time, etc.
I think I am pretty ALMOST done though. YAY! Then I will need to bug the recruiter about WHEN. Etc.
We shall see.
Anna
Maybe I WILL genuinely take a day of rest because right now I am waiting for the help desk and/or my credentialer to assist me.
Whateves, I suppose it is better than bad news. Apparently, per credentialers, this is the last thing I need to do. That's pretty cool.
Maybe I will GENUINELY take a day of rest, rehenna my hair, put on a clay mask, not move for long, long time, etc.
I think I am pretty ALMOST done though. YAY! Then I will need to bug the recruiter about WHEN. Etc.
We shall see.
Anna
The last system I had was the 360 and I go my use out of it for sure. Lots of great games. I finally gave it away last year. Now all I have is a Sega Genesis in my closet. I still bust it out every now and again to play Sonic. If I do decide to get another system down the road, I will probably end up with a PS4.I started on Video games when they came out in the 70's with a Atari 2600.
But I've been on disability a long time and need something to do to fill the days and gaming is it for me. I can't do a lot of physical activity so gaming is pretty much it. And this forum of course.
I used to play a lot more. I had the original xbox, ps2, and Nintendo wii. I still have them all but they aren't hooked up except for the wii because the kids like to use it when they are home.
The PS2 is probably my all time favorite system. I had a lot of good memories playing MVP baseball and Metal Gear Solid on the Sony.
I started on the Nintendo and ended with the original PS1(my favorite with MGS and FFIX). After that, I went PC. I wanted the PS2, but it was cheaper to play on the family PC. I never went back to console. The games I really wanted to play back then were FFX and MGS. But now I can play FFX on my PC
and all the retro games I can play on my raspberry pi with retropie 
From CASAA--please donte if you can, and share everywhere:
To all of our members,
All things considered, CASAA has had a good run. Since our inception in 2009, we’ve helped elevate the voice of consumers to a degree that top officials at the Food and Drug Administration make public statements acknowledging the benefits of vaping and other smoke-free alternatives. We need your help to keep this energy going.
As you well know, CASAA membership is free. We provide all of our services and information to the public without asking for much in return. We don’t sell our members’ data and we don’t put up paywalls. We rely 100% on voluntary donations. So when we tell you that we’ve seen an almost 40% decline in donations over the past year, understand that it means our ability to continue providing information and services is in grave danger.
In light of this, we are doing something we’ve never really done before: We are asking you, plainly and simply, to donate to CASAA. Today. Right now.
DONATE NOW
The truth is, if every person who opened this email donated just $2.00, we’d have the funding we need to stay operational for the rest of the year. If even half of those people signed up for monthly $2.00 donations, our operating costs would be covered, and we could start implementing plans for expansion.
What would expansions look like for CASAA?
· Let’s get some real lobbying power. Lobbying firms are expensive and for years consumers have been left to rely on industry associations to provide lobbying resources such as access to lawmakers and even seats at public hearings. We need our own voice in legislatures and we need to pay for it on our own.
· Expanded Programs. Prepping for spoken testimony, educational materials for lawmakers, and PR campaigns all require up-front investment of money and people power. More funding = more staff and more opportunities to reach people outside of the vaping community.
· Sustained defense against enduring threats. Just because the FDA is promising to crack down on non-compliant manufacturers after September 9, 2020, doesn’t mean that our fight is over. Anti-nicotine idealogues are pressuring all levels of government to enact stricter laws that are creating new problems and we need to be equipped to respond as well as proactively fix existing bad policies.
To all of our members,
All things considered, CASAA has had a good run. Since our inception in 2009, we’ve helped elevate the voice of consumers to a degree that top officials at the Food and Drug Administration make public statements acknowledging the benefits of vaping and other smoke-free alternatives. We need your help to keep this energy going.
As you well know, CASAA membership is free. We provide all of our services and information to the public without asking for much in return. We don’t sell our members’ data and we don’t put up paywalls. We rely 100% on voluntary donations. So when we tell you that we’ve seen an almost 40% decline in donations over the past year, understand that it means our ability to continue providing information and services is in grave danger.
In light of this, we are doing something we’ve never really done before: We are asking you, plainly and simply, to donate to CASAA. Today. Right now.
DONATE NOW
The truth is, if every person who opened this email donated just $2.00, we’d have the funding we need to stay operational for the rest of the year. If even half of those people signed up for monthly $2.00 donations, our operating costs would be covered, and we could start implementing plans for expansion.
What would expansions look like for CASAA?
· Let’s get some real lobbying power. Lobbying firms are expensive and for years consumers have been left to rely on industry associations to provide lobbying resources such as access to lawmakers and even seats at public hearings. We need our own voice in legislatures and we need to pay for it on our own.
· Expanded Programs. Prepping for spoken testimony, educational materials for lawmakers, and PR campaigns all require up-front investment of money and people power. More funding = more staff and more opportunities to reach people outside of the vaping community.
· Sustained defense against enduring threats. Just because the FDA is promising to crack down on non-compliant manufacturers after September 9, 2020, doesn’t mean that our fight is over. Anti-nicotine idealogues are pressuring all levels of government to enact stricter laws that are creating new problems and we need to be equipped to respond as well as proactively fix existing bad policies.
I saw that on my email earlier today and already donated.
I didn't....but as soon as my check arrives I am gonna.
I can't believe I am almost already credentialed. That was dizzyingly fast for a government entity.
Oh well, glad I am feeling somewhat better.
I am dreading going down to the house because I know How It Will BE. LOL.
Anna
I can't believe I am almost already credentialed. That was dizzyingly fast for a government entity.
Oh well, glad I am feeling somewhat better.
I am dreading going down to the house because I know How It Will BE. LOL.
Anna
Seems to me you were rather worried about that so I'm glad it's almost done.
I was, now its on to the fear and terror of the first day and what THAT will be like.
Oh my god I am PATHETIC. I need to practice mindfulness more. I'm gonna go mindfulness bathe in a bit, pack all I can and like..... IDK Henna or go to Walmart. Do I really need Walmart. I could get a Subway sub and that's a lot faster.. Hmm.
Anna
Oh my god I am PATHETIC. I need to practice mindfulness more. I'm gonna go mindfulness bathe in a bit, pack all I can and like..... IDK Henna or go to Walmart. Do I really need Walmart. I could get a Subway sub and that's a lot faster.. Hmm.
Anna
Thanks @FranC . I think. LOL.
My real mommy, well she wasn't sick of me exactly today but kind of in like this fried state where like, um, she had too much happening for herself.. She really needs to do less sometimes.
Like, I should bathe and it's getting late. I MUST DO IT. I am boring, even to myself.
Anna
My real mommy, well she wasn't sick of me exactly today but kind of in like this fried state where like, um, she had too much happening for herself.. She really needs to do less sometimes.
Like, I should bathe and it's getting late. I MUST DO IT. I am boring, even to myself.
Anna
No this boredom thing is really working out, I could bathe and then henna my hair and leave it in o/n and see what happens (I bought a thing for that, but a trashbag over the pillowcase (hmm...safety, perhaps not. Perhaps one I DO NOT care about but it is TIME for me to RISE UP AND DO SOME CRAP!!! I definitely like need a chill out type of day though. I could see if *I* myself could reline my dentures, bet it's possible.
So many options. But, I am loving the boredom.
Anna
So many options. But, I am loving the boredom.
Anna
I took up sketching again and been doing that most of the day along with writing a couple recipes . Time for a movie I think
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