Playing Co-op
I very fondly remember solving crossword puzzles with my mother and aunt, at about nine years of age. Even as I mention it now, it brings a warm feeling as the nostalgia takes effect. There was a sort of ritual to the way we went about doing crosswords. One could never attempt to solve the puzzle alone, the first round of answers would be written in pencil then after solving a significant amount of the puzzle ink would be used. At that time, we had very limited access to the internet, so there were no search engines to help in finding answers. This made the task incredibly stimulating, when you find yourself pondering what the answer to the clue, five words down for a city in Australia with an R in the middle. Reflecting on who I am as a person, I would say I dearly enjoy the company of loved ones. One particular form in which I enjoy their company is when, we are both participating in a task, or chore, or project, or a game, or we are trying to overcome a chall...