Things for my Saturday: sketching my addiction to mimosa leaves, writing some words and waiting to see a dear friend.
On the blog today I talk more about this beautiful @woodwatches_com and my love for wooden things.
Have a great Saturday my friends!
#jordwatch #waitingforspring #sketchbook #onmytable
“But no such opportunity to look down from atop the mountain of your ill-gotten gains waits at the end of Niko’s journey. The property management was excised as part of the general paring down of
Grand Theft Auto IV that saw unnecessary distractions removed to refocus on Niko’s character and the realism of his grimmer, grimier Liberty City. At first, it was a distressing absence—the removal of a key component of Grand Theft Auto’s identity and the experience of playing it. But ditching the property management feels more intentional than, say, the loss of the truck driving mini-game or any of the other odd jobs that got cut in the leap to the next generation of consoles. GTA4’s Liberty City is a far less hospitable place than any of the previous locations, and the loss of the property management is a huge part of why—nothing in that cruel facsimile of New York City ever feels like it’s yours. But then, nothing in Liberty City ever feels like it’s Niko’s, either.”
It seems that I can’t put down this book and I love its illustration so much! I’m reading Under Wildwood written by Colin Meloy with the illustration of Carson Ellis.
Are you reading something good? I’m curious :)
#ReadingIsSexy #BooksAddicted
Come quando ero bambina, e la tv era una sola, e la domenica non c’era possibilità di scelta. O il Gran Premio o Domenica In. Mia madre restava in cucina, mio padre si sedeva sulla poltrona, io sul divano, e poco a poco mi lasciavo morire dal sonno.
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Lo sciame, un bel racconto di Valentina Stella. Potete leggerlo sul sito. Proprio adesso. Prendetevi cinque minuti di pausa.