Not dead.
erdrick mentioned earlier today that I hadn't posted here in quite a while. I figured I'd use the opportunity to both rectify this and to get some whining off my chest.
I've been having a crappy time recently. I've been tired and lethargic and have been getting nothing done (unless you count progression in Okami, which you really shouldn't.) Whenever I sit down to work on something I invariably end up not working on it. I'm just stuck in a rut and can't seem to shake myself out of it.
So I'm going to, god damn it. First step is to start getting enough sleep. Then I need to get in to work at reasonable hours so I don't have to stay so late, or get up early and work on stuff in the morning. Then I need to get myself a priority stack, as egometry called it, so when I sit down I have a list of things to work on rather than just sort of vaguely thinking I should work on something.
I should also start posting in here regularly with what I've been working on. If I feel obligated to post about what I've been doing then maybe I'll actually do something worth posting about.
Of course, the law of Me On The Internet means that now that I've posted I'll probably disappear for two years. If I've not updated in a few days, someone email me, yeah?
I've been having a crappy time recently. I've been tired and lethargic and have been getting nothing done (unless you count progression in Okami, which you really shouldn't.) Whenever I sit down to work on something I invariably end up not working on it. I'm just stuck in a rut and can't seem to shake myself out of it.
So I'm going to, god damn it. First step is to start getting enough sleep. Then I need to get in to work at reasonable hours so I don't have to stay so late, or get up early and work on stuff in the morning. Then I need to get myself a priority stack, as egometry called it, so when I sit down I have a list of things to work on rather than just sort of vaguely thinking I should work on something.
I should also start posting in here regularly with what I've been working on. If I feel obligated to post about what I've been doing then maybe I'll actually do something worth posting about.
Of course, the law of Me On The Internet means that now that I've posted I'll probably disappear for two years. If I've not updated in a few days, someone email me, yeah?