Extreme Logic Gaming

Cant Get Right

So I'm visiting my parents and my brother and sister-in-law are here as well with my two year old nephew. I decided to try some Games this morning figuring that the many distractions that accompany a two year old at breakfast would be good practice. I was wrong. You don't necessarily want to be in a zen like vacuum of tranquility and solitude, but a vortex of activity, crying, and poop is not good practice. Lesson learned.

Nicole Hopkins

@"Cant Get Right" said:
a vortex of activity, crying, and poop is not good practice

I believe @Pacifico can speak to this ... having taken many a section with his pinky in Vega's mouth to keep the wee one from crying!

Cant Get Right

Yeah, at least I had both pinkies free! Not ideal.

twssmith

Hoping the "good uncle" changed the diaper:)

cmelman95

I smell a sitcom!

Cant Get Right

The good uncle did no such thing @twssmith . There were perfectly good parents and grandparents available!

And if that's what a sitcom smells like @cmelman95 , I'll pass.

MrSamIam

@"Cant Get Right" Yeah, kids running around, family members yelling, and the occasional angry neighbor banging on your door = a recipe for LG disaster!

I wanted to get used to taking PTs under not-so-optimal conditions. I found two ways to do it, both of which I have found to be incredibly beneficial.

1) Most libraries have a "children's floor." On that floor, there are usually desks where parents can sit and wait until story-time, or whatever activity they are doing, is over. Try taking a PT in that area. The children usually aren't incredibly loud, but they can still be distracting.

2) Starbucks. Need I go into details? Music playing in the background, couples and friends chatting, and employees yelling out drink orders.