...a wild variety of games as I complete Game Pass quests and try and clear my hard drive going from smallest file size to largest. Sometimes I even add a new game or get a new addition on Game Pass just because. Makes for a chaotic but fun and hyper game session - just how I like it.
Not really slew them but played them and none of them for very long actually, but whatever, I enjoyed them. Here's the lot.
Good morning Pixlpeeps! It is a nice cool and a little damp Southern California, but that isn’t a bad thing for a place that is hurting for more water. I made the most of the weekend by staying under the back porch while it rained for a bit. I took my laptops (the mini one day and the full size the other day) and enjoyed the cool weather, and maybe took a nap. Anyways on Sunday I decided to do this but instead of watching Netflix on the mini laptop, I decided to try and play some games. My plan worked for about an hour before the sun peeked through some clouds and it was tough to see what I was playing. It was fun while it lasted. Anyways here are some games I’ve been playing.
Good morning Pixlpeeps! It is a nice and cool Monday here in sunny Southern California, and it looks like it is going to be a warm day. After I type this up I’m planning on trying something new for my daily exercise and I downloaded this app called Couch to 5k. From what I heard from a friend it sounds like fun and something different to try so why not, plus it’ll add some spice to my usual 3 mile morning walks. Before I get into that I do need to do some updating on what I have been playing the past month
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