Showing posts with label memories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memories. Show all posts

Sunday, 28 April 2019

Jacob's Spring

I will remember April 2019 as Jacob's spring because my son Jacob was born in the middle of the month in the middle of spring shortly before Easter in the middle of the day in the middle of Buckinghamshire . He will most likely live most of his childhood in the 2020s. I hope that Jacob will have a healthy and happy youth with wonderful memories.

I ask Jacob, what does it mean to spend most of your childhood in the 2020s decade? What does it mean to be a 20s boy in the home of the Booths? Do you have happy memories? At the end of the 20s decade, Jacob will be 11 years old. All I can say is that I will listen.

Wednesday, 1 February 2017

Playing Hugo

When I was a young boy I remember turning on my Dad's Computer and playing a game Called Hugo. It was a DOS game, a game designed to run on the command prompt on the old MS-DOS operating system.


In the game you would type out commands on the keyboard and Hugo would do what you asked him to do, only if he recognized the command. I loved playing that game because it was so fun. The whole game was like a puzzle. I think the aim of the game was to rescue Penelope from the dungeon under the Evil house.


The game started with Hugo standing in front of a creepy house, you would type out commands to help him get into the house. The Name Hugo has been taken over and used for other computer games. Although I never completed the game I have fond memories of playing it.

Today I am grateful for all the nice memories I have of playing puzzle games as a young boy. They are wonderful.

Sunday, 13 March 2016

Granny's a little better

Today I am grateful that I have good memories and hope to create many more soon.

I believe that Granny is a little better and hope she will leave the hospital feeling fine.

The life we live is short so every day we need to create one good memory and try to happy. I know in winter that is tricky. I go on holiday once a year and try to make the most of the time.

I try to make one thing every day and a part of one thing every day also in the hope that I will leave behind a river of light.

I am thankful my future wealth and a world the will heal itself.

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