Still watching and enjoying. I never read The Great Train Robbery either, but I saw the movie (Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, Lesley Ann Down). Have you? I love it! Also didn't read Disclosure but liked the movie a lot.

I have not watched The Great Train Robbery. Knowing Sean Connery is in it might spark some interest in getting around to it though. I have watched Disclosure. It was rather confusing to understand what was going on when I initially watched the film, but after reading the book and giving it another viewing it did make more sense. Being older helped as well.

Super treat for viewers, I got two updates this week. With family visiting, I won't be able to get to the computer, much less the internet for a week or so. Enjoy'em!
Part 09 - Don't just let him go.
Part 10 - Pause and get it done.

Donald Sutherland is a hoot in GTR!

Hi

I think they're so fun to watch. I've liked the few I've watched because it makes me start my game up.

Keeping coming and I'll be able to watch them all soon!

No update yet. I'm going to try and get one out by next Monday, but I'm afraid I can't promise one for sure.

Lorin Rflong: Thank you for watching.

Michelle

Missed that last update of yours, but caught up now That Athlete career is sure being elusive.

I remember you. Still writing hilarious apocalypses I see! I like how you put them into videos. This makes me want to play the Sims 2 again!

So, after the first few chapters, I had to stop watching, because I was getting too tense, and I kept wanting to click on your person, and tell him to do different things. "Greet the neighbor! Don't let Meadow just walk away! Wait! Who is this Radio Music person, and why are you not befriending... wait. Not my game. He's playing it his own way." So, I stopped watching.

But today, I got out my knitting, and watched the whole thing, without once reaching for the mouse. It was quite restful, and entertaining, and now I want to get back into my apocalypse, or maybe even start a brand new one, just because. You inspired me! Huzzah!

Seriously, though, it is HARD to actually watch another player play your favorite game. I don't know how my sister does it, with her favorite "Let's Play" channel.
I like hearing about all the books you remember. So many of them were books I never read, and now I think I'd like to borrow them from the library.

Other possible topics of conversation - favorite movies, favorite recipes, funny things the children in your life do (even childless people have friends with kids, or neighbors, or something), or pets, or interesting facts you have learned lately. I love trivia. My father used to call trivia "World famous facts that nobody knows."

Thanks for the response, MichelleCYoung! I know exactly what you mean about coming to terms when watching someone else play a game. Whether it was in the past commenting on my sister's house designs and proper method of directing sims in the past or pointing and yelling at the screen when watching other youtubers.

I do appreciate the ideas you have offered on conversational topics. I'll be sure to keep them in mind when I find myself picking this back up.

Thank you!

It's really fun watching you play. I do hope you pick it back up again, too. Apocalypses are so much fun! And now that I've figured out the trick of watching other people play, I enjoy it.

I got sucked into Stardew Valley for a few months, and watched SO MANY "Let's Play" videos.