Cannot overstate how much I like sunlight. While reading a brief section about Onsens in Letter from Japan by Marie Kondo, she descrubes a dawn ceder bath experience. It was such a nice image in my mind by the way she described the light coming though and the wood, steam and water sounds. Truely a wonderful experience in life is that orange light of the morning coming in though the windows and being able to wake up, warm up, and feel refreshed so early in the morning....

I really like to travel, and I also like to play video games that make it so I can travel without leaving my current location. Civilization, Starfield and even City Skylines are games that make me think I cam traveling around. I also like cooking up dishes that I ate when I traveled. This includes food from India, Japan and Scotland. I am so glad to be making a video game that makes it so you can travel virtually and also be able learn about food from other cultures....

I am really looking forward for this plan that revolves around being a indi dev. Learn more Python, Godot and how to realase game on Steam, during all these stages. Release CO Rail Game. Release add ons that expand on the content with locations around the world. Release Sauna Game that is similar to CO Rail Game with static images and text and buttons. Release Coorie Home that could be 3D modeled with Blender and use Godot....

In making the vie game, I am so excited about the kinds of stories I can share, the artwork of the locations and the characters that a player will come across. It is so different to make up things and share them. Creating a video game requires so much creativity and technical know how. It can really tie together so many mediums. You don’t need a lot of space, expensive gear or materials....

In building the video game, and it getting released, it really feels like a railroad getting built. Large up front cost, and hopefully making money on it. In building future routes, I hope I can travel and do research. Eventually heading up to Scotland and doing a route up there. ScotRail names these routes, as Great Scenic Lines, but I kinda like Great Scot Lines.