Sam the Man (entry no.24)
It's been a minute since my last post so let me catch you up to speed. I'm still holding strong to my no social media rule and I only miss it when I'm hanging out with friends and they are all browsing on Instagram. Other than that, I'm doing good. My sister let's me borrow her phone to check up on the England national football team every now and then. Don't judge me! Euro's are this Friday and the England team looks very different from the last Euro Cup. No Rashford, Maguire, or Henderson. To be honest, I don't think we really need them but I'm not a big fan of change so it's a little unsettling. I really should be going to bed instead of writing this entry. I'm on the first paragraph but I've literally yawned at least four times already.
I stayed up late last night watching anime and playing Stardew Valley, one of the best RPG's known to man. Essentially it's a farming game, you inherit your grandfather's run down farm and have to build it and the community it belongs to from the ground up. There is mining, fishing, foraging, and a lot of planning involved. You can even get married and have kids! Sam, the skateboarding, songwriting, golden retriever boy is always my go-to husband. I joke around saying that he's the love of my life for over 400 hours (approximately the amount of time I've spent in game). Regardless of the world or characters I've created in Stardew I always go for Sam and I'm gonna sound completely psychotic but I think that's sweet. It's kinda like saying all roads lead back to you, it's simply meant to be every single time.
What's also meant to be every single time is me, Tanooki Mario, and a first place trophy whenever I play Mario Kart. I would bet money on my Mario Kart skills, but out of all the people I have played against there are three that are genuinely better then me. They'll get purple boosts every time and leave me in the dust. Unfortunately, I'm not a gracious loser when it comes to Mario Kart but I'll learn someday. I'm a competitive person, but only with things I am good at. For example, if you're gonna challenge me in hockey or baseball, I will lose with dignity simply because I knew I didn't have a chance to begin with.
I'm an all or nothing girl through and through. Hence why I struggle at first when I'm doing something new. In fact, that's exactly what I'm going to be doing at work tomorrow since it will be my first shift as a self-checkout attendant. It shouldn't be too difficult but once again, I don't like change and I've gotten a pretty good routine at work now. It's ok though, I gas myself up saying that I shall become the cashier avatar, master of all elements, bagging, scanning, assisting, and cashback. But if I am to do that effectively I should probably get some sleep. Thank you as always for listening.
You're still here? Meet me at entry no. 25 :)
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