Heya @NikNik , @Alessandra1992 , @kristin ,
Thanks for your cheeriness earlier in the thread. 😉
Apologies that I hadn't acknowledged them. Really. I'm a little lost at the moment in Idonwanna and Wazzapoint, the Scylla and Charybdis of my own mind's islands. so please forgive me.
I've never been one for computer games, but I've found two that have me entranced of late, wonderous examples of the "citybuilder" genre, and I'm spending a lot of time in their worlds. (They're from the Windows XP era, but still run on a modern PC; one's set in ancient Greece, one in ancient Egypt, and there are various scenarios to play, but all involve building cities and establishing industries and communities. You don't have to slay, you don't have to destroy, and there are no politicians or those bent on retribution. Industry, generosity and philanthropy are rewarded -- my kind of world!) It's like the playful equivalent of going to bed with my Kobo and pulling the covers over me -- these days, my idea of a good time! Ha-ha!!