Oh, Wait, Leap Day...

Almost forgot something about February 29.

A Little Philosophy...

Just a little bit about my view of the world here, folks.  Nothing too special.

That Old Saying About The Month Of March...

You've maybe heard that old saying about the month of March that goes "In like a lion and out like a lamb or in like a lamb and out like a lion."?

A Plan In The Works

OK, so maybe I need to rethink what the first of my decade-plus old files will be posted first.

Let The "Fun" Begin...

So, I'm finally getting around to doing something with those files I took off my old floppies.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #26: Epilog

So, that's finally over and done with, huh?

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #25: Paper Moon

Let's finish this, shall we?

Been A Little Busy

I've been a bit remiss in posting lately, and I fee kind of bad about that.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #24: Diamonds Are Forever

I can do this, but it's probably my least favorite part of the game.

Some Weird Hits

Not that I'm complaining about getting hits, of course.

An Attempt At Doing Video

There's a reason why I don't do it very often.  This should explain why...

o/~ It's Cold Outside/A Snow Kind of Atmosphere... o/~

I'm not particularly fond of the cold, but at least it'll give me a chance to do a few things I've wanted to for awhile...

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #23: Moonraker II

Well, back at it, I guess.

Birthday Month Again

Has it been a year already?

Actually Using One Of The Random Words

I hadn't thought I would, at least not seriously, but Life's Funny Like That...

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #22: Moonraker

So starts the final dungeon of the game.

Random Word Number Six

And nothing more.

A Little Every Day

There's a reason why I do these early morning posts like this.

TEXT PLAY: Final Fantasy 4 (SNES, 1991): Issue #21: Excalibur Side Items

There's really only one thing that I can guarantee to actually happen here.

Groundhog Day Update

If a tired blogger sees his shadow this morning, does it mean six more weeks of winter?