#058 - Mowin' the Lawn

 Hello everybody! Last week, my dad and I took our lawn mower in to get it looked at. The carborator needed to be rebuilt, but due to the price, we decided not to go through with getting it fixed. Today my grandpa and I went to pick it up. He'll be letting us use his because he doesn't have grass in his yard.

Otday I also did my usual MSFS stream and played Bonelab with an acquaintance. Yesterday was my regular day at church. However, our college group leader, her husband (who works the soundboard during service), and their three child will not be returning. I'll probably still see the folks around 'n stuff every once in a while as well as online, but things might feel different while there. We do already have a new college group leader. She is the daughter of my high school history teacher.

Today is also the last day for Kirara Fantasia. There is about two and a half hours left before permanent shutdown. Truthfully, I have sadness. I've been playing the game for about 1433 days now. I could do the exact math to find out, but that's a little much for right now. Every single day since first playing, I've at least bare-minimumed sign in. Even on my trip to Europe. Even on my trip to Alaska. I started out playing on my computer, then a little on my tablet and a lot on my old phone before sticking with my new phone until the end. Years went by and I watched 30+ of the anime that were included in the game. There will be a sort of offline version, but that's only going to have only a few "read-only" features and wont have any actual gameplay or other functionality. At least it's better than perma-main menu though.

And so I say, goodnight Kirara Fantasia. Sweet dreams.














Thank you all for reading. Bye!

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