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This is my friend and me outside of #ComicCon years ago playing @ingress, the predecessor to @PokemonGoApp.
This is an odd precursor to my canvassing and organizing.
In this pre-2016 world, I was on the blue team, otherwise known as the "Resistance,"
#GeekyThingsAboutMepic.twitter.com/OU6iA0BvSn
This this geocaching/capture the flag love child encouraged us to relentlessly walk around our parks and neighborhoods in order to capture "portals" and form "fields." We made local groups and patronized more local businesses. Any field operative would love it.
@ingress helped me to better immerse myself in my community and any place I traveled to. The game encourages you to pay attention to quirky landmarks, and to this day I still map them in my head as I drive around. #GeekyThingsAboutMepic.twitter.com/qHCidhHan2
Andy and I even picked the place where we got married after seeing it as a "portal" while we were venue shopping. (I'd never been to this part of the @TXSTATECAPITOL!) I don't have time to play anymore, but the game has marked my life and family indelibly. #GeekyThingsAboutMepic.twitter.com/ZyWffj6FhY
I'm Enlightened and I loved creating a while new bunch of portals in my regional town. Now Pokemon Go and Wizards unite use them and I get to see places I made coming back to me as gifts. 
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