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Come out and play (2)

Just one more... for the road :-) :

For more games like this one, visit www.honda.co.uk/hondamentalism/challenge.

BTW: these recent posts probably already made it clear we're back from our Leysin trip. Was it nice? It was, actually, despite two days  of rain. The rivers were deep because of that. And the mountains? Yes, they were high. A bit too high for me. Not physically (riding up a Swiss col or two is something I can manage), but mentally. Actually (my apologies to all those long climb fans), riding up a col is boring. 1.5 or 2 hours of slowly riding up a mountain, one turn after another... not such a big thrill if you ask me. No, then I much more enjoyed the mountainbiking: shorter and steeper climbs, technical and spectactular descents... Yep: I think I might start saving for a mountainbike. This one would be a nice start :-) :

Come out and play

Enjoyed the previous game? Or maybe not at all? Perhaps this one (also from the Hondamentalism series) will do it for you:

For more games like this one, visit www.honda.co.uk/hondamentalism/challenge

I will follow

If you are a Hondamentalist (driving or riding a Honda like myself is probably a good start), then you should be able to finish this game successfully...

For more games like this one, visit www.honda.co.uk/hondamentalism/challenge

The importance of being Ernest

Do you know Ernest Longstaff? Well, you do now... Yes, I have finally given in to the increasing number of Second Life residents telling me I should give it a try. So, what the heck: here goes.

After all, it is better to be an informed sceptic than to remain uniformed (you are right about that, Kami). And since there is actually some worthwile stuff going on out there (like the 'Stand Up for the millennium development goals' campaign Andrea referred to recently), I could not really think of a reason not to go and have look.

I'll keep you posted on what it's like. For now, I'm still sceptical :-) ...