My two projects are finished.

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After having figured out the problem with assigning 'pi' to a numerical value (and back, should I prefer to see a longer equation in a certain form, first), I got to work on the game.  Beastly, it was.  I did figure out how to do it, but knowing and doing, in this particular game, is not that simple.  Basically you have to train your muscle movements to be fast enough, and you have to have a bit o' luck.  Finally got it all together.  Three days working on that area.  Although, I do believe, if I decide to play the last level of difficulty, it won't be as difficult.  Still, with luck playing a factor, it will never be automatic. 

Now I am just finishing the game in a second play through, but with... the extras you earn from a first playthrough, in order to sort of figure some things out and stick them in memory... for an even harder run, potentially.  I also would like to get into town before too long.  Today.  I need to do a few things, before businesses close.  A couple of hours of gaming, then a shower, then on to town, I hope. 

The sun is up.  And it feels somewhat warmer.  All help.  Medicines are pretty much on track.  I did miss a day, several days ago, but that is going to happen.  I don't even mind that.  It seems to help, so long as it is very limited.  A breather, I think, is what that is called.  While gaming and a calculator don't help me in real life, as things stand, they do give me something upon which to focus, challenges to be figured out, and in there time, within my capacities to function.  I'll take that.  The struggle sets me up for a better start when I can finally get to doing more functional care around and about.  A hike will be a challenge, in these mountains.  I will need some spit and push, if I do end up hitting those.  These little things prepare me for that.

Yeah, well, on to getting things done.  Later.