The bathrooms in the lagoon.
So. I’m with my family at a resort in the middle of the mountains–in the unfortunately-named town of Los Baños in Laguna (translated: “the bathrooms in the lagoon”). It’s basically a house with two private pools, the only distinction being that you have hot spring water to swim in. My family seems rather fond of this place; I’m not too crazy about it. There’s nothing to see and there’s little else to do but swim and use the outdated karaoke machine. I’d much rather be at the beach. (But this family is a democracy, so here we are. HERP DERP)
It doesn’t help that I’ve always had the feeling that this place is haunted, although admittedly I feel that way about most resorts because I am a scaredy-cat. I always get spooked when taking showers in unfamiliar bathrooms. *__* I shower twice as quickly as I normally would.
The beautiful thing is that the resort sits right at the foot of a telecoms tower so the signal is great. :D Which is why I’m here tippy-typing away instead of swimming (it’s still too hot out anyway).
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My attention span for games has been incredibly short lately. Either that or I just haven’t found another game that really does it for me, the way I was totally crazy for Company of Heroes. Over the past week or so I’ve started a couple of games only to drop them after playing once or twice. The only exception is Rome: Total War, but I’m not even too heavily into that anymore.
(I have a copy of Pro Evolution Soccer ‘08, though, and I do like being able to play using the Spanish National Team. I think I would love that game more if I didn’t fail at it so spectacularly. :/ )
I’m tempted to give in to the hype and get into the StarCraft franchise (since RTS is my favorite genre after all) but it could be hit or miss since I’m really not into sci-fi stuff. The consensus in most circles is that StarCraft is the Best. RTS. Ever., which kind of gets my hopes up, but I don’t want that to happen. The last time I got my hopes up for a game was for Red Alert 3, and I thought that was rubbish.
I miss the feeling of being hooked on a game. :’D











