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Watched My Kid Play Tetris - Hellbent On Bliss

Watched My Kid Play Tetris

Published by Lily Chien-Davis on

I just watched my kid play Tetris, a game I used to play as a kid with my siblings. First he showed me a video of an older guy, a 7-time champion, vs a 16-year-old kid. Watching the video, and then my kid play the game himself on his laptop was strangely hypnotic, yet simultaneously stressful. But it was good bonding time. It’s hard to believe how fast time is flying by. I still remember watching Sponge Bob, Sesame Street and Yo Gabba Gabba with my kid. Now he rarely wants to spend any time with his parents, preferring to spend it working out with his friends. So I’m taking whatever I can get.

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Lily Chien-Davis

I am a writer curious about all the ways we feed bliss into our minds and bodies. With the short time we all have on this earth, how might we be our best selves with ourselves and each other? I enjoy sharing what I am still learning to be a better human.

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