By Mark Griffiths 2022-07-28T12:54:00
When I was in my early teens I used to play a computer game called Calypso Island. It was a text-based adventure game. No graphics, no elaborate screen designs, just words. Hard to imagine that now, isn’t it? But I was completely hooked. I spent hours and hours playing this game. In my defence it was a long time ago.
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By Mina Munns is the founder of Flame: Creative Children’s Ministry www.flamecreativekids.blogspot.co.uk
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