Monopoly for Millenials

Meanwhile, I love my Monopoly for Millennials! 😂

There are no properties to buy — because millennials can’t afford it, anyway — but instead, you travel through different destinations and collect your experiences.

For each experience, you get to “post it on social media” and you may either get likes or dislikes.

The game ends when all experience destinations are discovered or experience chips are used up — because it means we’ve experienced everything there is to experience in life! Oh, what a life!

The player with the most “likes” is declared the winner. 👍🏼 #ThanksForTheLikes #DoItForTheGram

Command and Conquer! Let's go comrades!

My male highschool friends were commenting on a photo of our other friend. It was a photo of the Grand Canyon in Arizona and my other friends were throwing photo comments.

I just couldn't help but join the fun. They were photos of the classic Red Alert video game of the Command and Conquer series.

Classic childhood.








This made me realize what the hell am I doing all these online courses and books and not much video games nowadays.

Who says that games are only for children ???

Well then, call me a child.


Just recently, I had a chat with a new friend and we were talking about the video games that we used to play (or still playing).

It then also made me realize that playing these games can actually help you connect with people! 

It's been a LONG TIME since I had a light conversation just about games! For so long I've been talking about nerd stuff and languages and culture and politics.



I like games.



We need to play games.




It is part of living a balanced life.