[PJUG Javamail] Teaching Children Programming

[Joe Hoffman]

Zack,

I'm sure you hear this alot from 'elders', but within 10 years you'll  
find your child very much on their own, going to friends, sports,  
sleepovers, etc.
You'll start to find empty time in your life and begin to get back  
into the things that interest you.   Diapers and playdates will be a  
thing of the past, and you'll being
to really start treasuring each (infrequent, and half hearted) hug you  
get from your budding teenager.

Welcome to parenthood.

YMMV.

joe

On Jan 21, 2009, at 4:41 PM, Zack Radick wrote:

> Oh, me!  Me!
> Of course I want to work on my own games and not be a bit player in
> some massive production, but hey, don't we all?
> You can find my current (and only really "finished") game at
> www.trackzgame.com  (I asked for feedback here a while ago and got
> some good ideas, many of which are incorporated into the "final"  
> product).
> Now that I have a child it's hard to imagine finding the time to do
> that again...  Maybe when she gets a bit older.
> --Zack
>
> At 04:35 PM 1/21/2009, Richard Johnson wrote:
>> Okay, quick show of hands ... Who here has wished at least once that
>> (s)he could seriously work on a game, at least for a little bit,  
>> before
>> they retire from the programming gig altogether?
>> --
>> Richard Johnson
>> If this doesn't cause noise, you're all hopeless :-)
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