Laron
QHHT & Past Life Regression
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As a child we each had a favorite creative passion which we fell into and enjoyed. What was yours?
When I think back, I was probably like the typical kid, going from one thing to another. I was actually very much into dolls houses at a younger age. I remember that started when I visiting a therapist, I just can’t remember what the therapist was for right now, but the person had a doll house. This was probably unusual for a boy but for some reason I just loved it. But a dolls house is probably not too creative, apart from re-arranging furniture and dolls around the place.
I got into Lego and my favorite style/flavor was the pirates. I remember wanting a very expensive pirate ship—which I got in the end! I was so happy.
But out of everything I went through, what was my favorite?
It was probably coding in dos. I had my first computer at age 10 or 9, an IBM 80286 with a monochrome display (green, black and white?). I remember Sierra PC games and trying to get them working by managing the 640kb? Memory (ram).
This was before there was a GUI (Graphical user interface) and everything had to be typed out in text to make it work. I was subjected to Leisure Suit Larry (1) at a young age.
So I guess you could say that programming became one of my first creative passions, outside of Lego.
What about you?
When I think back, I was probably like the typical kid, going from one thing to another. I was actually very much into dolls houses at a younger age. I remember that started when I visiting a therapist, I just can’t remember what the therapist was for right now, but the person had a doll house. This was probably unusual for a boy but for some reason I just loved it. But a dolls house is probably not too creative, apart from re-arranging furniture and dolls around the place.
I got into Lego and my favorite style/flavor was the pirates. I remember wanting a very expensive pirate ship—which I got in the end! I was so happy.
But out of everything I went through, what was my favorite?
It was probably coding in dos. I had my first computer at age 10 or 9, an IBM 80286 with a monochrome display (green, black and white?). I remember Sierra PC games and trying to get them working by managing the 640kb? Memory (ram).
This was before there was a GUI (Graphical user interface) and everything had to be typed out in text to make it work. I was subjected to Leisure Suit Larry (1) at a young age.
So I guess you could say that programming became one of my first creative passions, outside of Lego.
What about you?