Hoping to make my normal visit to MnK, and to Aspen’s “Prom” thereafter. (I was miserable the entire night of my RL Prom, but if this stinks, I can log off. =-p ) I wouldn’t mind just horsing around as Janet all day, as I did today, (I’m sick; what else am I going to do?) but I have to go on as my main av. for a hosting gig. (Christian club, before anyone gets the wrong idea. *Glares*) Need to do that because that job is how I fund this av, too. How else is a “12-year-old” going to make some Lindens? =-p
Anyway….sleep needed….Oh cold medicine…. =-p
This is the post I’ve alluded to a bit in previous ones, where I will opine my (likely unasked-for) thoughts on friendships and that whole barrel of monkeys. Unfortunately, I’m writing this coming off of the breakup of my first dating relationship, so if I was cynical at any point, I ask forgiveness. I’ll probably wind up editing what follows this paragraph about half-a-bajillion times before I click Publish, indeed, it’s late enough I probably won’t even finish it the night I’m starting it (2:39AM CDT on Thursday the 14th of May,) so this might sound chunky, depending on how many times I walk away from it to tend to RL. I’m also quite loopy ATM on account of a wonderful cold I picked up this past weekend visiting my alma mater to watch some friends graduate. (The school’s a diploma-mill, so they’ll have fun finding a job in a good economy, let alone this. I graduated last year and am still unemployed, and while some of my majors were less than “useful,” my third major was Computer Information Systems, and I don’t think anyone can argue that that’s something theoretically “hire-able.”)
I seriously wish I could just go on voice in SL right now; I have a cold, and my already-normally-low-for-a-female voice sounds like Joan Rivers after a trachiometry. {sp?!} My sister (RL) is calling me “Trachiometry Girl,” but it got her to give me the last of the ice cream in the house, so yay!
I wish WordPress had something like LiveJournal’s LJ-cuts; this would be a good entry for them.
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