rdearman wrote:Elenia wrote:I've been using my phone's 'night shift' option, but I think the best thing is still for me to have at least a screen free hour. Otherwise I lose that whole hour playing games on my phone instead of doing something sensibleAt least a screen free half hour should do?
I know I'm much older than you, and so you might not have heard of this thing I'm going to suggest, so I put a picture of it below. It is called a book. They invented them a long time ago, but they still make them! They are made from dead trees and they have writing in them. They are really good for the eyes, and they often can put you to sleep all by themselves.
I find these dead tree things are very useful when you need to relax the eyes.
I bought one once, but it was broken. Couldn't even get it to turn on
How will I manage this? And what about the other students?! Bearing in mind that I am taking this as a standalone class, whereas many of the other students are doing it as part of a full masters degree.
We were two non-native speakers and three natives, and at the start they asked us if we would rather play in Swedish or in English. We said Swenglish was fine, but that we would play as much in Swedish as we could. We certainly did well (and my boyfriend took things a step further by even translating a band name into Swedish. Thoughts on Dödstaxi för sötnos, anyone?). It took about six hours (with pizza pause) but was really fun. I'm looking forward to playing again!
