Clear The Jelly

Anyone that has played the candy game I am making reference to in the title of this post knows the frustration that comes along with the in-game messaging that alerts you to the fact that you "did not clear all of the jelly". All I can say to that is Fuuuuuuck! I was only one away, well most of the time anyway.

Yea sorry for the rant but it truly is a very frustrating game and to make it very far in the saga you need to either pilot on your big boy pants and pay for boosters and extra lives or have the patience of a friggin' monk!

For example, the area I am in currently requires you to either lay down .99 cents to enter the new levels or do as I am doing and I assume most players do, and play 1, yes 1 and only 1 level every 24 hours. When you get this 1 of 3 levels you get the usual 5 lives to pass it. If you don't pass then you get 5 lives refreshed again in 2 hours. Once you have acquired all 3 keys by passing the 3 levels you are now given access to the area.

I am not sure how often they do this, maybe every time a new zone is to be opened up? I honestly don't know (side note; the iPhone tried to auto correct "honestly" to "homeless love you"?? Wtf?). Anyway I will continue to play for a little longer but if this trend keeps up in the game I will put it aside and find other games or things to do with my time. For example, play my simulator more.

Speaking Of The Sim

I still cannot do circles if my life depended on it. I must be doing some little stupid thing wrong because I am very coordinated and good with this kind of thing - has me pretty frustrated I will admit. With time and practice I am sure it will all pay off in the end. If not, I guess I will have to try and find something else that I am good at.

Peace

Time to get my ass home and mow the lawn, front and back before it gets dark out. Last week I had to mow the back with only the light from the patio so that was "interesting". I am sure it made my neighbors really happy as well to hear me out there mowing at nearly 8:30 PM.

Photo: Green tea mochi candy someone brought back from China town in British Columbia.