Posts tagged as "gaming"

Football and fantasy

Returned to work, but it was a rather quiet week as everyone else was mostly still on vacation. Weather has been rain and sunshine, I’m okay with that. I saw the much hyped Barbie movie, which I really wanted to like (even though in ways I wasn’t the primary target audience), but fell a bit … [ read more » ]

Crime & Chaos

As usual, I’ll start with the weather, which has been quite nice, or at least not alarmingly hot as in other parts of the world. But about me then. I managed to finish two projects during my final week of vacation. One has reading the classic novel Crime & Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky. The new … [ read more » ]

Dry and dull days

Mid-summer, a day was at its longest of the year and now they are slowly starting to get shorter again. It has been really dry and it shows with some tree leaves already withering. I wouldn’t mind if it rained more and the weather being a bit cooler so I can sleep better too. Nothing … [ read more » ]

Life is all around

Summer is here, the best season of all. Just walking in the parks and forests full of life is relaxing. Hell, just being outside is good enough even if the temperature has been a bit on the cool side. When indoors, I’ve been playing Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin on the PS5. I wasn’t … [ read more » ]

Minor notes on gaming

Great weather, bicycling to work and back, running and getting used to the new game console. Plus taking a day trip to Lake Tuusula and visiting buildings where famous Finnish artists once lived in. Decent week. Gaming generation thoughts Moving from PS3 to PS5, I now see for myself what has improved in gaming. For … [ read more » ]

Action and contemplation

Feels already like summer at times with the air being warm and tender. Not to mention the sudden burst of colours everywhere after so many months of black, white and grey. Seasonal changes are fascinating every year. Better weather has encouraged me to run more and Nike Run Club App’s Half-Marathon Plan has introduced me … [ read more » ]