Here’s a fun little thingy I whipped up over a few days. It’s yet another short, cute take on an interactive conversation, and it’s made in Flash, so this time, you don’t have to download anything.

Hope you all enjoy it!

I missed last month’s Round Table in the hustle and bustle of NaNoWriMo, which was about the impact of gaming on our current familial relationships. However, I did cover a bit of that in October’s post, so it’s time to move on to the next topic, which is how we envision the impact of games on our future familial relationships.

I want to preface this post by mentioning that, like most people who’ll be responding to this topic, I have no idea what kind of a family I’m going to have in my future. It could be that I’ll wind up a crazy witch living in a run-down shack surrounded by a swamp, who spends her days scaring away all the neighbourhood children. Which would be tons of fun, come to think of it. Or alternatively, I could marry a hunky fireman and have all his babies. Who knows? I also have no idea what my relationship to games will even be at that point. I could still be designing and programming them, or I could get sick and tired of it all and wind up travelling around the world while taking videos of myself dancing. The possibilities are endless!

But wait! There’s more…

For those of you who’ve been following along, I have good news. I actually managed to finish my novel.

Well, sort of. I’m still going to need to edit it and stuff. It’s a mess right now; pretty much the equivalent of a game full of bugs. Whether I wind up giving away the book for free or attempting to get it published after it’s been edited remains yet to be seen. Those of you who want to read it will get your chance sometime in the future, I promise. But first, I need to take a break. I pushed myself rather hard this past month, and I need to rest my brain for a while before I can even stand to look at the thing again.

Whew!