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Invisible Monsters
I’ve been having so much fun playing Pokemon Go on campus. I don’t even care that much about the Pokemon franchise, and there’s not a whole lot of gameplay, but being part of such a large-scale augmented reality is amazing. … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Game Reviews, Gaming Culture
Tagged AR, augmented reality, Pokemon Go
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Oh, My Sweet Summer Children
Students: Can we have class outside? Me: No, we can’t run around campus catching Pokemon during class. Students: How did you know about that?!?!?!?
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Thirtysomething
I just went to the liquor store to bring a bottle of prosecco to Tiffany and Diego’s place tomorrow. This is exciting to me, because I think it’s nice to bring a bottle of wine when I got to see … Continue reading
Posted in Boston
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Jane Austen Fanfiction
I was reading on the Common after class the other day when — ugh, this is one of the times when truth is misleading. This sounds like I left a well-executed English lesson, scooped up my papers, and walked across … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Boston
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Experience
Me, as a first-year teacher: Teaching is a noble calling, and I will change lives in the classroom. I will share my love of language and literature, and I’ll encourage my students to be their best. Decades later, my students … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, ESL, Teaching
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“Scoutible” on (The) Absolute
Of all the demos at this year’s TechCrunch Disrupt, Scoutible’s mobile game for replacing the job interview grabbed my attention. Some of the surrounding demos seemed like awesome tech solutions in search of a problem to solve, but, come on, … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Game Reviews
Tagged #tcdisrupt, (the) absolute, Scoutible, TechCrunch Distrupt
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Twitter Eggs & Moving On
I wanted to write about how I’m done with game reviewing, and I’m really sick of being caught between obviously you can’t expect to make money at it and obviously if you write about games (while being a woman), people … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Gaming Culture
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Capt. Action Plan
I’m currently sorting out grad school options for fall. I sent my applications off last month, but I didn’t write about it because, first, if I didn’t get in anywhere, I didn’t want anyone to ask me how it was … Continue reading
Star Trek: Timelines
Every ten levels, the Timelines crew members will need four items to “advance” and permit experience to be gained from missions. Each item is related to the character (as Janeway wants coffee, or Picard has a saddle), but the drop … Continue reading
Posted in Boston, Game Reviews, Gaming Culture
Tagged #??, coffee, Disruptor Beam, iosstrategygames, Star Trek
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