The Last Sapien | the words sucker

The Words Sucker | Trusting myself as unbreakable when it came to video games, solitaire and the likes has proved itself wrong and shuttered to pieces like an expensive crystal vase.

Here I am, drown to the world's largest word sucker called Wordscapes.

As I found myself with ample time, it felt as if I have stepped into an invisible mud pond filled with words. You find endless number of words built of only five selected letters, words you did not know they exist. Well, as a courtesy you have an online dictionary when you doubt your accepted creation - out of a random order of the letters.

It is a word sucker as you are drown into it and reluctant to communicate with anyone else in the world. What is it that happened with me?

You just walk with a constant notion that any use of words other than this game is making you losing your potential points.

Yeah, I have my safety line marked well - not to purchase any assistance, as I have got ample time - it unfortunately did not come with an abundant amounts of money.

I could see how folks would be willing to search their wallet than dig their brains.

It is a good lesson about how money can keep us dumb and numb when we have the option to use it for shortcuts. There are cases I would spend all the money in the world, but if it is used to have me think less and sweat less to get to complete a word puzzle - it loses its purpose of keeping us sharp, of trying new ideas when we run out of the common combination.

Why would I slow down my reading, writing and overall communications if not to do some mind cleanup and the only way to get the cleaning done is by sucking all the words out and put them back in. See the Wordscapes for yourself. Happy wording