Life is quite surprising…when you allow it to be.

This is the first in a series of posts in which I will be going through time and writing about the evolution of game narrative, from storytelling devices, to changes in plot and gameplay to influence the narrative and the use of mechanics to further develop the narrative of games.

Do it yourself is better.

Little quirky things I have taken note of. Perhaps you have, too.

Sitting on picnic bench by wooded area, pond, farmer’s field, parking lot, roads, gas station down the street where I got some Iced tea, etc.

About Queen Victoria’s thoughts on quantum physics.

A poem of broken cars, broken lives and broken hearts.

The mechanics of the mind.

Do women and cars actually mix? A lot of male mechanics don’t think so. This particular woman can be quite surprising, therefore, in her understanding of the inner workings of a car.

When Matthew breaks down on an isolated highway on his way to the sea, he has to deal with two strange mechanics, who seem intent on stopping his quest.