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Cake day: April 28th, 2024

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  • Agree with this. Stardew Valley and many games can be found on mobile and quite popular with the gaming community. I am not sure as a beginner player I would start off with Stardew Valley as there are a lot of mechanics? Would recommend more of the below as there are not as many things to figure out:

    High recommendations for Vampire Survivors. There is a demo with that link as well as direct app access.

    Additionally, Animal Crossing Pocket Camp for $20 come December is great intro. Super relaxing game.

    100% recommend Slay the Spire as well.

    For games without a mobile option, I feel like Portal 1 and Portal 2 are must plays for anyone. And are not too graphically intense for any computer. Its a puzzle game. You run and jump into portals to figure out the puzzles. I wish I could play them again for the first time. All the above are amazing games. Wishing you the best on your journey!

    P.S. if you have a friend to game with, It Takes Two is a pleasant experience.



  • Hmm you have a good point for me specifically…

    For some people, their insurance can also lock them into which pharmacy is contracted. But I don’t have this issue.

    I have those two because its the most convenient for me locally. Local pharmacies matter because if a non maintenance Rx is needed, you need to have it sent there. An Rx delivery service like Optum or Express Scripts won’t work well for non maintenance Rx (takes days for delivery). BTW, I find Walgreens the same as CVS in business practices, salaries/care to pharmacists, etc (source: pharm friends).

    There are pharmacies in like grocery stores and the like a bit further away from me but their selection is limited and if you need a medication it may take time for it to arrive at their location.

    The true local pharmacies are very few…and I live in the bay area. There are 4 that I know of. Imagine living outside of CA/San Fran area.

    So… Yes, I can change to one of those “true” local pharmacies but they are significantly out of the way. I don’t want to utilize a target or Safeway pharmacy for reasons listed above. Something for me to think about though because I typically support businesses with my money.




  • Love it though admittedly I haven’t utilize much of the color e-ink feature. Primarily book covers right now and highlights (btw, contrary to what someone already responded Kobo has yellow, blue, green and pink highlights). The book covers look great in color but not as sharp as black and white. I’m hoping to read the Sandman soon though and other graphic novels from my library is why I got it (and it was a free upgrade for me).

    But I love both my Kobos and have no complaints. Theyre so customizable and easy to use.




  • Concur with you… And I live in CA where we do vote Democrat. While I would like to disagree, even Democrats I know veer away from politicians viewed as “too progressive”. They fear that true progressive agendas would alienate others within politics and result in nothing getting accomplished. For example, some love the idea of Bernie but believe hes too idealistic, “wishy washy” and that his plans are too. Too much for others within Congress to get on board and ally on the goals. If this is already coming from some Democrats in CA, I’m not surprised by swing states…

    I 100% believe you. We may not like the reality but its there.