So i did it with my life. I finally realized what it means. It's all about Project Promise. Who i was, what i wanted to accomplish. To me, that was fun, a break from the absolutely torture and mundane shit that was 3rd and 4th grade.
and i'm an adult now, and i solve project promise puzzles for a living.
i live in japan (a project promise puzzle) and i program video games for a living (ppp). i have a boyfriend who doesn't speak english natively (ppp) but teaching him english is awesome. i have a sidekick named Koichi. he's a poodle. he wears a little banana cape. it's adorable.
but i just want everything to be this puzzle to solve. a riddle to crack, a tough nut to open. i also build things up to be way more interesting than they are. Build a high tower with glue and sticks and a rubberband ball. Ok, that's got some boundaries. Teach your boyfriend English: not quite the same level of it.
Anyway, i just ran up against a doozie of a project promise puzzle at my job, and i had to stop and talk it out in order to actually solve it. it involved many intricate moving pieces, lots of repeated information that had to be chopped up, copied, and manipulated in interesting ways, and attached to something that moves! so i'll know if it works or not immediately.
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