Today we found out when we will finally have an internet connection again. Not next week, as I had hoped. Not in two weeks, as I had feared. In December. Yes, dear reader: the kind-hearted Deutsche Telekom has decided to hog the phone line and make it impossible for our …
We have no internet at home. … Still nothing. … Sigh. … I’m working like a maniac, the new game is in great shape and currently being polished to be prettier and smoother, my bank account looks like a dried fig, and the children’s book is getting prettier by the …
Hey folks, It’s that time of the year again! What time, you ask? Time for me to pay my website bills of course! I do have a couple of games coming up (Catroidvania and a shmup, the working title of which is Traitor) so we’re probably going to survive the …
The universe has this annoying way of balancing things out. Yesterday I was fine. I felt great physically, had just come up with a new game idea, everything was wonderful. This morning I got up and felt a small ache in my back. It’s probably nothing, I thought. Five minutes …
Man, was I burned out. I hadn’t really realized just how much until we got to Greece and I spent a few days doing nothing. Well, not precisely nothing: getting back into shape by walking to the sea every day (40 minutes downhill), swimming (usually about an hour), walking back …
I wanted to write an update on Monday. Today isn’t Monday. And this isn’t an internet connection. It’s a bloody time machine. I’m in 1999. I have a ton of things to write about, but if I do, this post will appear seventeen centuries from now. We’re flying back to …
We’re flying back to Germany on Tuesday, but for now we’re trying to enjoy the little bit of sea and sunshine we have left. Our trip to Athens was something of an adventure, but it was fun, and it was fantastic to meet Mr. and Mrs. Gnome (of Gnome’s Lair). …
I have nothing interesting to say right now. But for the next few days there will be a cool photo every day on Verena’s blog, all of them taken here in Greece. Go look at them. The children’s book is going really well, by the way.
We’re in an internet cafe. It’s too loud. Everything else is good. Sea, sun, sand. Something like that. Excellent progress on the children’s book. Too much noise. Too many people in here. Will write again tomorrow.
I’m writing from a slow connection. About as slow as they still come in this part of the world – 56k. Yes, my parents still connect to the internet via a modem. What can I say? I can’t even watch something on YouTube. From tonight until next Sunday we will …
