Going to the Nordic center is always nice. I know one person over there and its nice to talk to him and hear about all things Nordic skiing. Also I like the clothing which is also what I wear for skinning. Last night it snowed a bit, so it was almost enough to try classic skiing. When the trail officially opens, the restaurant opens and sells unlimited soup, which is nice after being cold....
Its been a number of months since I first purchased my Godot learning course. Finally this week I have sat down and started to learn it. With all tutorials, its pretty slow going at first. But its forcing me to think creatively and learning something new is always fun. I purchased the course on GameDev.TV and then they had more sales so I purchased a drawing course, and a Blender course, pixel art course which Ill learn Asprite....
Well, I have more game ideas. Putting in CO Rail Game the idea about riding bikes, and even kayaking are enough to re-scope out the game, and I would love Sauna to go in there too. What these two things would do is to closely align with European ideas of sustainable transportation, preserving nature, traveling across borders, and social responsibility and equality with Finnish Sauna ideas. “The Finish sauna is a great equalizer....
Its dark out when I go run at 5pm. Its also cold. I now have to wear pants, gloves, hat, and potentially multiple layers for jacket. I have to watch out for ice, uneven surfaces and potentially bring lights. Not linking it. But I am looking forward to skate skiing in the dark. What would be better is to go run in the morning. But ill have to dress up even more and wake up super early in the morning....
Before I write about the blog title, I wanted to replace in Neovim the underlines of _ with spaces of my Hugo markdown file title name which is title: "One Game Loop Multiple Games" so after a bit of googling I figure out that its :%s/_/ /gc. Right now I am listing to VLE Radio Suomi Helsinki and its all in Finnish and sounds kinda country music. I wish I knew Finish and Swedish, Danish and Norwegian....