Day 24 - And Old Passion Now that these thirty days are coming to an end, it's time for me to sit down and to consider other projects that I'd like to undertake for the next month. And this idea makes me think of all those different activities that I've undertaken and dropped out throughout my life. There're many, however one that I regret the most having abandoned is chess. I wasn't good at it nor even mediocre, but I certainly enjoyed my time as an amateur chess player. Unfortunately, this game is not popular in my country, and even though various studies support its impact on child development this sport hasn't been inserted in schools either as a workshop nor as a pastime. In my case, for several years I had a game chess at home, somebody gave it to me but I never got to know the rules, consequently, the chessboard lied down in a corner of my room for several years. Later on, I met someone who taught me to move the pieces and above all inspired me to look into the chess' history. As a result, I not only learned quite a bit about it but also learned to love it. I remember that as this's a strategy game, then I began to apply that mindset to all the different aspect of my life because there had to be a logic for everything not only for a board game. So, as you may have guessed, in the following thirty days I'd like to recover my passion for this game, but above all, I want to have again that perception of the world as a describable and predictable game, in which I can outwit anyone just with a little bit of strategy.