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8 years ago, I would have given you an answer within 3 seconds.
But a lot has changed in 8 years. I no longer enjoy critically analyzing people. This process prompts me to be judgmental of others. And that just doesn't bring out my best.
I have amazingly good friends throughout the globe. I also realize I'm not a very good friend when it comes to long-distance. "Out of Sight = Out of Mind" for a simpleton such as myself. But I do cherish the memories shared with those I don't see everyday.
So will I directly answer your question? No.
As circumstances change, people change. Including myself. My answer may constantly change, but my appreciation of those who choose to share life with me does not. -
The Mass Effect series.
Excellent gameplay (similar to Gears of War - my favorite multiplayer game) and character development. The cinematic scenes are graphically amazing and the drama that comes from each supporting character is definitely worth watching over and over again. The depth and variety of cultures in this science-fiction world rivals Star Wars and Star Trek. Pretty impressive.
The most fun feature is the ability to transfer your original Mass Effect character to the sequel. Every choice matters. The second game's universe depends on what you did in the first game. So when you replay the games as a different class, a different gender or a different background, you are able to choose different actions and follow unique sub-plots. This feature provides countless creative hours of replayability.
A part of me wishes for a Mass Effect movie, but the games themselves are better than any movie. -
www.CareerMagnify.com
It's my side business' web site which I frequently update for my clients and future prospects with relevant articles and best practices in job searching.
For fun, I spend a lot of time at www.DeviantArt.com which has the most talented artist community in the world. These people humble me with their creativity and countless hours of dedication. Truly inspiring. -
The ability to absorb (not steal) memories/skills from others.
Screw school, just be near someone and telepathically download anything and everything useful about your target. And voila! You're the next talented musician, lawyer, athlete, soldier, etc.
You'll also have direct access to your target's darkest secrets and aspiring goals - heck, you can ace any exam so long as you're nearby someone who knows the answers/skills to pass.
An extremely useful, fun and dangerous super power. :) -
James & the Giant Peach. Roald Dahl FTW!
This book first introduced me to the concept that not everyone is blessed with living and nurturing parents. Despite such difficult circumstances, even a boy can pursue and discover happiness. -
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Depends on the context.
Pirates and their guns should win when the environment is totally open without any room/cover for ambushes from sneaky back-stabbing ninjas. Otherwise, ninjas should win most of the time. -
I think Formspring is an awesome idea. Reminds me of blogging but with constant inspirations to write.
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I'm already a writer in the professional services industry but my dream job would be dedicated to writing novels.
I already have a science-fiction quadrology in the drafting process. Of course, if money was not an issue, I'd be writing these novels full-time. I'd also pursue a talented illustrator to create a graphic novel based on my novels.
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M.K. Louie’s Bio
Writer. Gamer. Believer.
