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“The first fact about the celebration of birthdays is that it is a good way of affirming defiantly, and even flamboyantly, that it is a good thing to be alive.” – G.K. Chesterton.

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In Which Coffee Coffee Returns, and a snippet into the Videogame Renaissance

Good afternoon and happy Sunday, my friend, reader of this post! How are you? How is the weather? As on my end, the weather is pleasant, as it has been the praxis in the past weeks, never above 28 celsius, thank Goodness! Ah, just two months ago, it seemed like summer was never to end, and yet, it did, and precious little winter time should be cherished in the tropical area! And, as for myself, I am okay! In good spirits overall. Tomorrow is the big release of Victoria 3's first Expansion DLC, I am very excited for it. Yesterday was also a pleasant day, I played Anno 1800 and Sims 3, and what's more, as we are at the eve of two months since the big surgery, I was allowed to have caffeine again, much to my relief! I also finished a drawing, and scanned it, even if the process was a misadventure. Today, I finally sat down to play Imperium Romanum, and I enjoyed it! In fact, I played for almost two hours in just one sitting, already planning for more time with it. I also played so

In Which we say Farewell to July, a month of Net Positive overall

In Which soon I will be a quarter of a century old

In Which we talk on Med Withdrawal, The Sims 4 vs. 3, and the evil of Modernism

In Which I talk further on The Sims 3

In Which I try The Sims 3!!!

In Which we have a bit of my history with Drawings

In Which we briefly talk about Late Rococo and the age of the Harp (1773-1789)

In Which we talk a bit about some events in the amazing life of Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun

In Which we have the time of limbo on videogames and books

In which I say once again: Happy July 4th. And there is a lot I don’t know

In Which we Briefly talk about the decline of Roman Art

In Which we welcome July: Winter and Rain

In Which we Wrap up June: the Blog Birthday month