terest me, but it is something I deal with every day as we have patrons of all ages busy playing online games on our public computers. I often think librarians are a little tough on gamers as they think they are wasting our resources. I am coming around as these games are just as important to them as somebody shopping on eBay, checking their email, or reading the latest political blog. Playing online games is a way for some of our user's to socialize. Personally, I don't get it, but why should I judge what is important to someone and how a patron uses our public resources? As far as Grace is concerned, she does not play online games as she does not have thumbs. She does, however, like to lay on the laptop while I play Donkey Kong.
While you wait for my latest entry, please enjoy looking at a scanned image from my closet...
Or, play one of my favorite video games from back in the day (hint: click mario to start, then use arrow keys to move and spacebar to jump). Now this is an online game....
While you wait for my latest entry, please enjoy looking at a scanned image from my closet...
Or, play one of my favorite video games from back in the day (hint: click mario to start, then use arrow keys to move and spacebar to jump). Now this is an online game....
****Actually, I had to take the widget down as the game would be constantly playing. (Sorry, Jeff, I know you enjoyed playing). But please enjoy a screen shot of the best games ever!****
2 comments:
Sweet shirt! But, ah, it's been 3 days since you last posted something.
Nice. That Donkey Kong is kind of harsh. Not much room for error on those barrels -- tougher than I remember. Maybe my reflexes just aren't what they used to be. I used to be pretty good -- though Mappy is actually my game. Hey, did you see "King of Kong"? Great movie, if you haven't seen it...
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