@Quarl ooh, elevation can be a spot of trouble. As for the cramps, I find that its much more convenient to carry around a pack of those salt substitutes like NoSalt, as they're almost entirely potassium. One spoonful of that is the equivalent of like 10-20 bananas lol
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1. We should talk about non work related things more often, because it was a real good time.
2. Oh wow, there are photos of your ice cave, and it looks GNARLY. I'd be terrified, especially because my circulation is real bad and I don't warm back up like a regular person.
3. Would you be willing to make me a single, cheap, physical bootleg copy of your album? (like where you just burned it onto a disc, labeled it with a sharpie and threw it in a case) I'd pay EXTRA to let your work live amongst my other CDs. I promise they are well cared for and I give them plenty to eat.
4. Good luck on your Winterfest panel! I remember before I had initially contacted you about working together, I saw a little clip of your beatboxing skills and I was floored. I don't know how you do that stuff. It's super cool though.
Lol, I've sent casual messages on Discord that I deleted before you read them because "there's no reason she needs to know how weird I am." I guess I have permission now, woohoo!
Not that you need two CDs but I'll include a hard copy of 2Q4U which comes with a paper sleeve. I love making sharpie mix CDs for my friends, it's an old ritual. I'll try to communicate details on Discord about a covering a shipping cost but I can't wait to huff the sharpies...
I mentioned it to Gimmick already but my legs were cramping up uncontrollably in that snow cave. Probably the additional altitude or low potassium. Our home is 8,600 feet above sea level but the cave we built was 11,300. After rolling around in the sleeping bag for a while we decided it was safest to call it a night and snow mobile home in the dark. It was a fun dinner date while it lasted though :D
I removed so many beat boxing videos, I didn't feel pretty enough. I think you know how that goes :/
Always! Haha. I'm an eclectic weirdo myself anyway. Our apartment is littered with antiques, mannequins, and pokemon merch over here. I can't be scared off so easily.
It's a deal! I'm ready! (And I'm still gonna pay you for them)
I've only been up in the mountains a few times before so I don't remember exactly what it feels like to be that high up, but I do remember it being a little disorienting. It sounds like a cute date though, as long as it were warm enough too.
I definitely get that too. I didn't really feel confident enough to have people take pictures/videos of me up until a couple years ago. The few photos that existed before that point were usually captured as an unwilling participant. I've always liked taking photos myself though. I have a decent amount of nice nature photos built up.
Gimmick
I would get scared as shit of the snow cave-ing in, but that might be my mild claustrophobia speaking. (I blame the boring tunnels for that)
> DON'T BE LIKE ME. GO MAKE ART. GO MAKE MUSIC. GO DO THINGS.
I can't wait to finish grad school so I can get back to participating in game jams again. I was supposed to finish a while ago, but life likes to throw curveballs every now and then I guess lol
Quarl
We called it early, didn't spend the night. My legs kept cramping uncontrollably but we know we can build a shelter if we have to now. The cramping might have been caused by elevation. We live at around 8,600 feet above sea level but the cave we built was 11,300. Or I need to eat more bananas for their potassium D: