Gaming and Rest

 Hello Readers.


      Yesterday was another rest day for me, and I did enjoy some family time. I took the time to do some financial stuff and went outside to play with my child. I kind of got back into gaming a little bit with my Switch and hopefully I will get back into reading soon. Right now, my favorite game on my Switch is WorldNeverland - Elnea Kingdom and Skyrim. The first game is an almost simpler version of Skyrim, but it's also more colorful. In Skyrim, I am a level 21 Dark Elf and I just completed the thieves guild questline. Prior to completing that questline, I completed the College of Winterhold questline but I'm not sure what I want to do after that. I have a bunch of quests that I need to do, especially the Greybeard's quests since I have a few dragon souls and shouts built up but can't use. I also play lots of Pokémon and I've been neglecting my animal crossing games too. But I'm going to sign off so I can try to finish chapter 2 of my book. 


                -Liz

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