So I have been trying to come up with something to do with this blog to make it more appealing to a larger crowd. I know I have the most interesting life out there and that sho?uld be enough to draw large crowds right? Who am I kidding?! I’m a pretty normal guy so I don’t have have rediculous stories to bring new readers.
So I am going to be doing a few blog posts a day on a two main groups. Technology/gaming and religion/family. I chose these two groups because …

Ever since Noah was born I have had little or no time to play video games. When I do get the chance to play any sort of game, its either on my phone, or a Facebook game that I can play for 5-15 minutes and be done. However, I’m a better gamer than that. I keep trying to find time to play the games I love, but I just cannot find the time. My family and job are and always have been my biggest proirity in life and right now my family is taking up all time that is not spent at work. Yet I love my computer games like World of Warcraft, League of Legends, and occasionally Counter-Strike: Source. Not even getting myself into all the Wii games I enjoy playing. So lately, I find myself struggling with myself to try and find ways to get the games I love in, without taking away from my family, work or sleep. Quite frankly that is making me get anxious.

Awe yea thats right! Last night I got an email from the wonderful game creating juggernaut, Blizzard with the best gaming news of 2010. I had been selected to beta test StarCraft 2. So the first thing I did was login to my battle.net account and started downloading the game, wait no, that wasn’t first… Oh yea! I instantly picked up my phone and text two of my good gaming buddies and started gloating! Man, I know its not nice to flaunt things others don’t have, but come on, beta testing for thee one RTS that has been on all gamers minds for the last 5 years is worthy of a little (or a lot) or flaunting.

ScribbleNauts is the best DSi puzzle-based game that makes you think outside the box, or Gamecube for that matter.