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Lately, I've been noticing that I've been doing way, and I mean WAY   too many film reviews, and as much as I enjoy them, I really don't want to have one sort of content on my blog. So, this blog won't be a film  review (although, I was really tempted to write one for The Incredibles 2 ) instead it will be a game review of a really fun game that involves the subject-matter that is near and dear to my heart, CATS! So for all future and current cat ladies (and everyone else) today I will be reviewing Cat Lady . The mechanics: Easy to play (30 minute game) card game that involves rows and columns, where there are different cards, which are: Cats (these felines need to be adopted by you and the other players. Milk, tuna, meat cards (which you trade in for little pegs, that represent either milk, tuna or meat to feed your kitties). Cat toys, these give extra stuff at the end of the game. Cat nip, also these give extra stuff at the end of game. BoardGameGeek

Alright, yes this review is most likely late, since the movie has been out for a while and I'm pretty sure that many of you have seen it. But, first, I'm a slow reader, ok?! Second, it's hard for me to keep up with all the movies that I would like to go see, so sue me, lol. ( Don't really sue me though, cuz' I have lots of bills to pay, thanks ) Moving on, so, yes, I (of all days, I know) just watched the film adaptation of Ernest Cline's "Ready Player One"  and yes, I've read the book before hand. And let me tell you, that the studio wasn't kidding when they said that they had 'adapted' the film from the movie. And we all know what that means, that the script took liberties (many) in the events from the book. The essence of the story IS there, but I did have some issues regarding some points in the film. The story itself felt rushed, the characters were introduced too fast and it seemed like the audience was expected to grow an