Dear Professor Garlick,

I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express the deep love and admiration I have for you.

From the moment I entered your class, I was struck by your passion for your subject, your intelligence, and your dedication to your students. You have a way of making complex ideas seem simple, and your enthusiasm for what you teach is contagious. I have learned so much from you, not just about the subject matter, but also about how to think critically, ask the right questions, and approach problems from different angles.

Your kindness and support have meant the world to me, especially during some of the most challenging times in my academic journey. Your encouragement has given me the confidence to pursue my interests and push myself to be the best student I can be. Your open-door policy and willingness to listen have made you a true mentor and friend.

I am so grateful to have you in my life and I can honestly say that I would not be where I am today without your guidance and support. I am so lucky to have had the opportunity to study under your tutelage and I will always look back on my time in your class with fond memories.

As I move forward in my academic and professional career, I will carry your lessons and the love I have for you with me always.

make thing.

For whatever reason I have never been a big fan of city-building games. However, Banished has given me more hours of relaxed fun and enjoyment than some of my most favorite FPS's. While it may say I only have a few hours ingame, I spent most of my time in banished on my father's account, having only recently bought the game.

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it's like the dark souls of battle royale games.

it's just like dark souls.

This game is the dark souls of rogue-likes. 10/10

Bethesda, you used to be the best! What happened? What makes you think that paid mods and a full priced VR version of your game is ethically correct? For shame.

Yea, it's just like darksouls.

Yea, it's just like dark souls.