And my last track that I never got to finish because I got really sick (2012)
I'm Not A Bargain
I was never formally trained in music but I absolutely fell in love with everything about it. I ended up writing poetry and lyrics a lot towards the end up my recording journey. I'm hoping to get back into it once my son is a bit older but I'd need to purchase a lot of gear I sold haha.
Thank you for listening. It means the world to me.
And my last track that I never got to finish because I got really sick (2012)
I'm Not A Bargain
I was never formally trained in music but I absolutely fell in love with everything about it. I ended up writing poetry and lyrics a lot towards the end up my recording journey. I'm hoping to get back into it once my son is a bit older but I'd need to purchase a lot of gear I sold haha.
Thank you for listening. It means the world to me.
It wasn't my first RPG, but playing through Final Fantasy 6 (3 in the US) in middle school made me fall in love with music.
I ended up asking my parents for a digital piano and acoustic guitar which eventually spiraled into download ModPlug Tracker to sequent music. I didn't have a powerful computer back then so I'd record one-shot samples from my digital piano and spent a few hours each day trying to create my own music.
I stopped recording around 2012 because I got really sick and music didn't pay the bills. I'm a father now with a 5 year old son and I'm looking forward to sharing my love of music with him.
If anyone is interested, I can share one of my very early tracks and one of my last recordings to listen to. It's one of my favorite things to do, sharing the culmination of my work.
I'm honestly shocked that don't leverage that idea more where the terrain changes (unless they do later again in the series).
I started from Trails in the Sky FC two years ago and I actually regret not playing this series sooner. What's funny is I got FC as part of a bundle ages ago but never got around to playing it. I probably won't play the new remake until I finally catch up on all the games hahaha.
Just started Trails of Cold Steel 2 after beating Octopath Traveler 2. It's nice to come back to a JRPG where unit position matters. One of my favorite battle systems!
You should see some of the "blueberry" muffins they sell at the store nowadays. It's not even blueberry let alone fruit. Some are so bad and cheap it's just fruit flavored pellets with the packaging saying "Blueberry flavored" muffins.
I was at a wedding tonight and everyone on the dance floor seemed to know what to do with their hands while dancing. I just can't seem to figure it out.
I randomly decided to play a round of Tetris in Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 and ended up playing my best game ever of 715 lines with 54 minutes of play before losing. It was supposed to just be a quick 15 minute session but turned into something quite chaotic and fun!
American here. If I was at a mall here in the US and heard this kind of bragging I'd roll my eyes, too.
I was once trying to buy some snacks at a market and a person's card was declined so they started bragging about how much money they had in the bank and that the store was wrong. Everyone just sighed and groaned around her.
I used to attend church with a small following (50-60 members). The pastor seemed very kind at the time and still does some charitable things... But when my grandfather was dying in the hospital, he suggested that suffering brings you closer to God and any kind of hospice or pain-relief was a sin.
The next Sunday I attended, the pastor starting mocking the medical staff during a sermon, basically airing my family business and likened my family to Judas. I walked out and never came back.
Some of my family still attends his church. I saw the pastor a few years ago and extended my hand for a handshake and he walked away.
My mom and I talk about this whole situation sometimes (she attends a different church). "If you hear something at church you don't agree with, don't bring it home with you." That was her way of saying that the pastor is just a person, too. Take what you can from a lesson and apply it for good in your life.
I replied to the OP in an adjacent post but I'll paste it here as well.
My very first track (1996) Anteros Beat
My personal favorite track (2011) Starbortorium
And my last track that I never got to finish because I got really sick (2012) I'm Not A Bargain
I was never formally trained in music but I absolutely fell in love with everything about it. I ended up writing poetry and lyrics a lot towards the end up my recording journey. I'm hoping to get back into it once my son is a bit older but I'd need to purchase a lot of gear I sold haha.
Thank you for listening. It means the world to me.