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This is a hard choice for me to be honest but one of my personal favourites has to be pizza from a chip shop very close by.

Ok, I finished the game. I didn't get all the upgrades for the village, but once I did unlock the majority of the upgrades for rituals, crown unlocks, and had a decent flow going with food production and all, I focused solely on blitzing the rest of the game. I will say that at the moment, there is a bug in the last area where you encounter Summoners. If you kill them while they are summoning, it'll spawn an invisible enemy that you can't kill. I ran into that issue twice while trying to finish the last area and had to leave the dungeon and restart. All in all, It was an enjoyable experience. It's not as hardcore as most other rouge-likes such as Hades, and I did find the town building aspect of it to be very upfront at the start of the game, which made it difficult to get into it. The combat is very basic but may turn off hardcore players looking for a meatier experience. My advice, I'd wait for a sale or PSN freebie if you haven't picked this up yet or are curious about it. If you really like town building games, grab it. The combat isn't that big of a deterrent and those sections are really easy to blow through.

They do that with Panzerottis or calzones here. Sooooooo good.

I had recently bought and just finished The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake. interesting read about a magical covenant that has access to the largest archive of human knowledge kept secret from the known world. Now, let's get back and finish the other books I've started. 🤪

Pizza is always a winner, In Scotland at the chip shop you have an option to have pizza deep fried. They drop her in the frier, I'm not joking either incase this seems like an alien concept to some people. 👽

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Metazoa: Animal Life and the Birth of the Mind This is not an easy read, but it's fascinating. Essentially the concept of what a 'mind' is (distinct from what a brain is) and what that actually means, how it evolved, and how little we actually know about the subjective experience of non-humans. Same author as an earlier book, which I found to be more accessible: Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness