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Carabobo, Venezuela
I've been struggling for several weeks with a problem in my car that I can't seem to fix. After using the car for a while, and after turning it off and on several times, there comes a point when it won't accelerate; the engine starts, but when I press the accelerator pedal, nothing happens. This issue has cost me many long hours on the street, often with my whole family, trying to figure it out, and among the many things I've tried, one of them is the brake pedal sensor.
After several weeks of medical errands where my kids spent many days alone cooped up, we decided to give them a moment of distraction and take them to the movies. My oldest son loves Marvel movies, so we went to see the new Thunderbolts flick, and since all four of us went, my younger daughter had to tag along with us. She enjoyed the family time more, munching on treats and popcorn, than actually watching the movie, so we decided to go the following week, this time to see something she would like.
Hi community, I finally got to see "Warfare," and ever since I saw its trailer, which by the way you can find at the end of this post, I was really excited because war-based movies are among my favorites. Right off the bat, I can tell you that I categorize it as a realistic experience; it's literally the closest you can get to living through a war firsthand. The movie recounts the events in a way that makes you feel like you're right there, so for those who are easily unnerved, it's an experience I'd recommend avoiding. It might seem slow at first because it's literally depicting real-life events, where only the timing is being adjusted.
Due to a family medical situation that required our attention for several days, I found myself obligated to use the car at night, something I avoid because I don't have good headlights. Driving like that was very difficult, so I made it my goal to finally replace them with better ones. Before, I saw them as a luxury, now they are a necessity.
Versión en español al finalLast Monday, I had the chance to take my family to catch this new movie. My oldest kid is a huge Marvel fan, and my wife and I dig them a lot too. We thought it'd be a good plan to go see it because we'd heard this flick was making up for all the mess the franchise has been lately. A few days back, I reviewed the new Captain America movie, and in my review I didn't hide my disappointment 'cause I was expecting more. But this Thunderbolts movie was different – I enjoyed it, laughed, and got a little emotional a couple of times. It was a pleasant surprise.
English version at the end of the publicationLa nueva temática de Ready Player One es bastante emocionante, ya que encaja muy bien con la que desarrollamos en octubre del año pasado de cuál sería nuestra visión de un videojuego. La mia se llama El Ascenso de Aztlán Ocelotl, un guerrero azteca movido por la venganza y la reivindicación de su pueblo, tras la llegada de los colonizadores y todos los males que eso acarrea. Si quieres conocer los detalles de la historia visita mi publicacion aqui