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I went for the Minecraft Experience today with my father and my son. I was captivated by the vivid graphics and realistic set-up. What’s more, I relished the interactive activities that immersed me in the Minecraft universe. Yet, nothing beats watching my father and my son having fun together.

218 sats \ 8 replies \ @sox 8 Sep

so jealous!!

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lol
do you still play Minecraft?
I put aside my phone to be in the moment. I should have taken some photos for you haha

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278 sats \ 6 replies \ @sox 8 Sep

Nowadays I don’t have much time, but Minecraft Java with a ton of mods is super fun.
This is especially true for industrial or technical mods like Create, which allow construction of entire steampunk cities and factories, or ComputerCraft for Lua scripting.

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I can feel your excitement emanating through your words!

I think it’s great that you haven’t lost this kidult ish side (for lack of a better word) of yourself in spite of adulting

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Minecraft is a great way to empty the mind. What's even better than playing it tho is the guys that on YT talk you through how to make a melon farm.

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I have never heard my son tell me about melon farms before. I should ask him about it

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Maybe I can find the one for you that I never got to finish because I snore after a few minutes. It's fantastic. It's also been a while. haha

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of course spending your time here at SN is more fulfilling

25 sats \ 3 replies \ @bief57 8 Sep

Those moments are priceless; I feel the same way when I see my daughter spending time with her grandmother, especially after we spent so many years apart. It is rewarding.

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that’s great. some people are concerned that their parents might impart some misguided habits to their children, but thank goodness that I don’t have this predicament

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Even if the do, it's still wonderful to see your kid playing with her grandparents.

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true. especially when such times won’t last forever

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Yesterday at lunch, my son asked if he had grandparents... it was devastating... even though he talks to them every week, he doesn't feel like they are his grandparents... that is the hardest part of migrating and living far away from your family.

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this sucks. Any chance that your parents would be able to stay with you for a couple of weeks or even months?

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Last year, we managed to have my mother-in-law stay with us here in Brazil for a while... my wife's mother is younger and manages to navigate airports better; on the other hand, my parents are older, so it would be more complicated for them... I really don't know if they'll be able to come here to Brazil at some point... my hope is that we can all go to Cuba together, though that would involve a huge expense for so many tickets—there are four of us.

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