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Mar. 19th, 2021 03:17 amI am playing Yakuza 7, I love Yakuza 7. I'm not really used to the storytelling of the Yakuza series, so I feel like I've been punched in the heart and my head is spinning, and the same is true for the main character. Also they do that slightly annoying thing in the game that they do in a lot of open-world games, where they make the main story really dynamic and urgent a lot of the time, but also put a lot of side activities in the open world. So it's exciting and makes the story compelling, and I have no complaints about the story, but can also be frustrating trying to find a believable time to mess about with less urgent things outside the main story. But I'm still very much enjoying it, story and side activities. I need trash, and I had trash and got rid of it, and now a request has come in asking me to deliver trash to someone, and despite painstakingly searching a lot of rubbish bins, I'm not finding very much trash.
My mum has struggled to see with one eye for the past few months - something to do with cataracts and previous laser eye surgery, I think? - but after getting vaccinated she finally went to the doctor's to have it looked at, and she had more laser surgery on Monday and now can see again. Which is nice.
Women's History Month got a little bit depressing in between reactions to the Meghan and Harry interview, some disturbing violence at some women's protests, and the Sarah Everard case. And now apparently the stories just keep on coming! Women's lives matter.
I'm playing Yakuza 7 most of the time, I barely exist on the internet until after midnight. Also I sort of applied for a job this week - my mum saw a Facebook post from a friend of hers about admin staff needed at a care home down the street from us. I registered an interest and the woman called me then sent me a job description at my request. But there weren't many details in the original post, and I guess I assumed maybe it would be casual because she was talking about it on Facebook - but she ended up describing it as a very 'full-on', full-time post where you basically do all the office work, to replace a woman who'd been there for years and was now retiring. So I thought maybe the job wasn't for me, and didn't end up applying. Still, it was interesting.
My mum has struggled to see with one eye for the past few months - something to do with cataracts and previous laser eye surgery, I think? - but after getting vaccinated she finally went to the doctor's to have it looked at, and she had more laser surgery on Monday and now can see again. Which is nice.
Women's History Month got a little bit depressing in between reactions to the Meghan and Harry interview, some disturbing violence at some women's protests, and the Sarah Everard case. And now apparently the stories just keep on coming! Women's lives matter.
I'm playing Yakuza 7 most of the time, I barely exist on the internet until after midnight. Also I sort of applied for a job this week - my mum saw a Facebook post from a friend of hers about admin staff needed at a care home down the street from us. I registered an interest and the woman called me then sent me a job description at my request. But there weren't many details in the original post, and I guess I assumed maybe it would be casual because she was talking about it on Facebook - but she ended up describing it as a very 'full-on', full-time post where you basically do all the office work, to replace a woman who'd been there for years and was now retiring. So I thought maybe the job wasn't for me, and didn't end up applying. Still, it was interesting.
