#1 · Sean_Hettenbach
23 May 2015
Okay so first, let me introduce myself! My name is Sean. I am a 20 year old young man, currently living in Wisconsin, US. I have known about littlegolem.net for sometime now. I originally came here for Dots and Boxes. I have been on and off for many years now, but I'm finally back, and back for good! I play here strictly for dots and boxes, but I intent to pick up many more games as time goes on. I am just currently focused on dots, as that is where my passion lies. I also like chess, as I grew up playing the game as a kid. Some of my interests include; watching anime shows like Dragon Ball(Z), Bleach, Full Metal Alchemist, Deadman Wonderland, Soul Eater, Yu-Yu Hakusho, etc... The two first anime shows I ever watched were Pokémon and Dragonball Z. These Shows opened the door to my anime experience so those two hold a special place in my heart. I also like to play video games! I'm a huge Halo nerd. I've played Halo since the first one came out. I started playing the game competitively when I was 13. Since then, I've done nothing but improve and improve at the game. Actually in another month, I will be going to a competition for the game, and I'm super stoke about that. I'm single, I think... I just recently met a girl that I'm crazy about. We've gone on one date, and hung out twice on two separate occasions before that, and our chemistries are just meshing. So that's exciting. I am currently employed at Starbucks, which is actually how I met this girl. In fact, I am the one who trained her!:) Yeahh, anyways, I will be leaving Starbucks soon, so that I can focus on my dreams and goals as well as my development as a person. The goals are obviously be healthy and wealthy, but its not the end goals that I get motivated for. It's the journey... I know it's cliché, but it's the same way with my dots and boxes games. You start with an empty board. You have an idea, or a winning strategy on how to win. You know what things have to be in place to get where you want to be. And you start making moves, you start taking steps. And the more moves you make, and the more steps you take, the clearer the picture gets. Sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, but here's the best part. When you lose, you can always start another game. You can learn from your mistakes. You can play the game as many times as you want, and the more you play, the better you get. I don't live life over thinking the board, over thinking on the endgame... I focus on the here and the now. I focus on the move at hand. Making the best possible move, in belief that it will work itself out in the end. I'm young and naïve, but I'm slowing starting to get the hang of this thing we call life, and I'm excited to see where it takes me! So yeah, what about you guys? You know a little about me, now tell me something about ya'll. I want to know about you!:)