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> One of my favorite games for the NES was Ninja Gaiden. > My kids helped design some of the characters, and they love to play it together, which makes it a lo
by BaculumMeumEst 3y ago
> One of my favorite games for the NES was Ninja Gaiden.
> My kids helped design some of the characters, and they love to play it together, which makes it a lot of fun as a family.
> My family (my wife and 4 kids) loves hanging out with neighbors at Morrissey Park in Champaign. Champaign has great parks, and we’re fortunate enough to have a neighborhood community that regularly gets together at the park in the evenings. I also volunteer with my local church and am learning to ride the unicycle.
Dude has been winning at life nonstop.
- eru 3y agoYou can replicate some of his winnings. Eg unicycles are really cheap, and it took me a few idle afternoons (about twenty years ago) to get going on the unicycle. Mind you, I didn't learn any tricks, just how to go forward and how to get on without holding onto anything. Getting a spouse and 4 kids is a bit more involved, but doable for most people with a bit of dedication.
- galaxyofdoom 3y ago[dead]
- ativzzz 3y ago> Getting a spouse and 4 kids is a bit more involved Raising 4 kids without community support is extremely challenging - the church involvement here is more crucial than you think
- BaculumMeumEst 3y agoExactly right. I had the full quote for a reason.
- eru 3y agoAgreed. I just stopped commenting on the code point by point after a while. Church (or other community) involvement is also people can decide to get into. Whether you're religious or not, though I admit being a-religious would make it a bigger compromise.