I got to play some more Okami. Having stronger items carried over from the first playthrough and better knowledge is making the game a breeze, but still fun despite that. I'm aiming to 100% it as I wasn't able to do so from my first playthrough.
I finally returned the library books I borrowed from a couple of weeks ago. Now I won't end up facing late charges! I even took the time to go for a walk that lasted for around an hour during clear summer skies once again. This time around, I was all by myself meaning I got to walk wherever I wanted and had my mind occupied by the scenery as I go by (while still being aware of my surroundings of course!).
I looked up a tutorial on how to do foreshortening so I could draw hands a little better. Right off the bat, I already understood the process (at least the basic stuff), especially since I've done a few one-point perspective drawings from the past. Can't wait to get started!
I cooked spaghetti for my family. It's pretty tasty. Yum!
This next one sounds a little ridiculous, but a youtube channel that uploaded Animal Crossing relaxing music videos a few years ago (though sadly got taken down due to Nintendo being Nintendo) got around to uploading a video of relaxing music from the Gran Turismo series! And it's fairly recent too as it was uploaded just over a month ago at the time of this post. I looked at the comments and I saw a few saying that while they have never touched the games before, they really like the music which is nice to see. Music can be really powerful in some ways. In New Leaf, Bones has a cute computer in his house. Why did I bring this up you ask? Because the youtube channel that uploaded the relaxing music video has Bones as their profile picture, so I'd like to think he's the one doing this to make someone's day.
Here's the
video I was talking about. If you're looking for relaxing music, I suggest that you give it a listen. You're welcome!
Speaking of New Leaf, I turned on the game again after leaving it in the dust for a month or so. Even after all this time, no one moved out from the village thanks to a trick to prevent random move-outs during a long absence from the game. Anyway, I booted up the Desert Island Escape game and had a lot of fun with it, despite landing on bad spaces almost half of the time when spinning the roulette lol. Okay, Tangy. You may have a specialty in catching fish, but you still fail half of the time. Man, this brought back memories from high school where I'd play it during lunch and thinking wisely about what to do.
I was able to get some more parking practice. I've noticed that I'm not getting any aches from my neck when checking my blindspots. I've also spotted a few rabbits again as one of them sat on the grass like a statue while my sister calls them Judy from Zootopia lol. If you're wondering about any interesting cars I spotted, the only one worth mentioning is the
Chevrolet Corvette C7 Stingray.
If you somehow read all of this, I'd like to say thank you for taking a couple of minutes to do so.