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Question from Tiff
Apr. 3rd, 2008 03:33 pmIf you had to give up either art or gaming, which one would you choose and why?
Gaming as it is a subset of art I can get the experience in multiple other ways.
What was the hardest but most rewarding thing you've ever accomplished?
Making it another day
What is your favorite childhood memory?
Favorites are not my favorite thing as I am prone to change them. I particularly liked putting out a forest fire. We lived up in Heber(Northern AZ) something started a fairly large forest fire (Think two mini vans and a coup) in the trees that were a little ways behind our house. Instead of calling 911 me and my brothers emptied the Koolaid pitcher and proceeded to run out about a gal of water at a time and pored it on the fire. luckily the wind was dead that day and the fire was more content to spread up the tree instead of along the grass. A few hours later the fire was out and adults had returned. For some reason my parents were not to happy we did not call the fire department.
Gaming as it is a subset of art I can get the experience in multiple other ways.
What was the hardest but most rewarding thing you've ever accomplished?
Making it another day
What is your favorite childhood memory?
Favorites are not my favorite thing as I am prone to change them. I particularly liked putting out a forest fire. We lived up in Heber(Northern AZ) something started a fairly large forest fire (Think two mini vans and a coup) in the trees that were a little ways behind our house. Instead of calling 911 me and my brothers emptied the Koolaid pitcher and proceeded to run out about a gal of water at a time and pored it on the fire. luckily the wind was dead that day and the fire was more content to spread up the tree instead of along the grass. A few hours later the fire was out and adults had returned. For some reason my parents were not to happy we did not call the fire department.
