Growing Experiences
So, today, my friend and I were talking about how much we had grown since we entered college; the discussion ended with us deciding to get Tamagotchi Connection version 2 for each other this Christmas. Oh yes, it's been a growing experience.
Now, I know what you're thinking - it's too great of a responsibility, it takes the attention span of a fifth grader to keep one of those things alive; we are doomed to failure! And yet, and yet, we have accepted the challenge of caring for a chicken-nugget shaped, digitally animation creature/animal/thing for as long as it takes for the battery to die or for us to lose interest (which means a maximum of one month).
But actually, Tamagotchi Connection taught me a lot of important life lessons: feed your pets, go to sleep at a reasonable hour, etc., etc., responsibility, child-rearing, things of that nature. Which is why I think it would do a lot of college students a lot of good to look back on their elementary school roots and why I spent the better part of an hour today trying to find a Tamagotchi version 1 on Amazon for less than one hundred dollars instead of writing an essay.
Responsibility and all that.
Just sayin'
Now, I know what you're thinking - it's too great of a responsibility, it takes the attention span of a fifth grader to keep one of those things alive; we are doomed to failure! And yet, and yet, we have accepted the challenge of caring for a chicken-nugget shaped, digitally animation creature/animal/thing for as long as it takes for the battery to die or for us to lose interest (which means a maximum of one month).
But actually, Tamagotchi Connection taught me a lot of important life lessons: feed your pets, go to sleep at a reasonable hour, etc., etc., responsibility, child-rearing, things of that nature. Which is why I think it would do a lot of college students a lot of good to look back on their elementary school roots and why I spent the better part of an hour today trying to find a Tamagotchi version 1 on Amazon for less than one hundred dollars instead of writing an essay.
Responsibility and all that.
Just sayin'
I have a tamagotchi! I don't know what version, and I have no idea what size battery it needs :( I love them!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I had to do some research, but I found that if you got your tamagotchi between 2004 and 2005 or 2006 its probably either version 1 or version 2.
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