Putting down the first Blocks

   It wasn't until a few months ago that I finally got the Minecraft Pocket Edition. I was at school when I found out that there's this program where you can get free apps. I checked it out at home, and the next thing you knew I was filling up my Ipad with all sorts of apps. But, it wasn't until I pressed the download button for Minecraft PE that the adventure really started.

   I'll be honest I wasn't very good at playing Minecraft, oh, who am I kidding I didn't know a thing about it! But, with how lucky I am to be born in the generation of awesomeness (a.k.a better tech than the time of my parents), I did a bit of research online and I learned so much. A few weeks later I was joining in my friends world, happily stealing all of their goods. I started out playing in Creative Mode a whole bunch, but after a while I got bored of just building for endless hours, with no mobs making respawn every minute. 

   I decided to get the REAL adventure started (hopefully this is the last time I say adventure in this blog). The first time I played survival it was normal. Then as I watched the pretty sunset go down, I watched in horror as mobs spawned everywhere, I ran to block after block having a trail of mobs behind me. I luckily got them of my back due to their short span of attention. Those were some scary mobs back then, but I'm a pro at this now. Whenever I see a mob now, I just run away waving my arms in the air (can you do that in Minecraft?). But greatly that's not what I do when I see a mob. I quickly press on my sword and start tapping my screen furiously at the mob. 

  I still switch back from Creative mode and Survival mode, and I'll admit I'm not a pro at Minecraft, but I do know I enjoy playing it a lot. Sometimes I laugh when I think back to my first time playing Minecraft, but that was in the past when I made the mistake of critizing the history of technology.