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Social Digest 2024.04.07-2024.04.13

I felt like a boosting machine, getting so many delights in my feed this week.
A child aiming a water gun in the arcade game Ice Walker.

I felt like a boosting machine, getting so many delights in my feed this week.

This morning I took my periodic selfie with a neon triangle filter.

A selfie with a neon frame filter
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Celestine is excited to visit the arcade today and insisted on borrowing Tonet’s glasses.

A child wearing sunglasses and a hat in front of a door with a neon triangle filter.
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Celestine and I played through a few stages of Ice Walker at the arcade today. The novelty of shooting water at the zombies on the screen doesn’t get old.

A child aiming a water gun in the arcade game Ice Walker.
A child aiming an arcade water gun.
A water gun shooting at an arcade game screen with zombies on it.
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While reading The Last Mermaid I played the very fitting Aquaria OST.

It’s a shame the Android version of the game is no longer updated (and can’t be installed in my phone) and there was never a Switch port.

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This week’s episode of StarShipSofa felt special.

“The Glorious Tunnels of our Gravitydragons” by Paul Jessup was narrated by three people, and it was a fun sword and planet that really benefitted from the three voices.

@drahsturgis also has a Looking Back on Genre History segment at the end of the podcast on Mary Shelley’s The Last Man makes a great case for its relevancy now.

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