This is my wrap-up for Wait for Me, a journaling game that recent played. An explanation, and my first entry, is here. Oh, and these posts are organized into a series now. You can see the post series page here.  (This is a wrap-up post with my thoughts on the game, rather than a post made as part of the game.)

This is an entry in a journaling game I’m currently playing. An explanation, and my first entry, is here. Oh, and these posts are organized into a series now. You can see the post series page here.  (This is the last post I’ll be making as part of this game, though I’ll be following up later this week with my thoughts on the experience.)

This is an entry in a journaling game I’m currently playing. An explanation, and my first entry, is here. Oh, and these posts are organized into a series now. You can see the post series page here. 

This is an entry in a journaling game I’m currently playing. An explanation, and my first entry, is here. Oh, and these posts are organized into a series now. You can see the post series page here.  (I’m taking liberties here, since when I was little, my favorite meal wasn’t at a restaurant… we lived in small places that didn’t even have a lot of restaurants until I was about twelve. I guess I could put KFC—there was one up in La Ronge—but, eh. I had a more beloved meal than that.)

This is an entry in a journaling game I’m currently playing. An explanation, and my first entry, is here. Oh, and these posts are organized into a series now. You can see the post series page here.  Oh, and I just want to note: scavenging abandoned furniture is pretty common in Korea, especially when you’re broke. People actually abandon some pretty incredible furniture here. There’s even a place for doing it in most apartment complexes. Just saying. (That said, stress-driven furniture scavenging is… not so good.)