Blargh
I haven't had much to post about other than roleplaying in the last couple of weeks, and I still don't.
I spent a lot of time thinking too much about certain things, things that I didn't really want to write down. Don't worry, nothing too serious, more of a case of wondering what certain people were thinking and then how I should feel about those hypothetical thoughts - overthinking things basically.
Last week I came down with a cold, which was good in so far as nothing stops an overactive mind dead in its tracks like feeling as if the insides of your head have turned to mush. What was not so good was that this also forced me to take my first ever sick day off work. It was the right thing to do of course, but sometimes doing the right thing can still leave you feeling guilty.
This week I'm off work for a better reason, as I still have some leftover holiday to burn off before the end of March. It's been nice to relax with a clear conscience (not counting the little voice in my head that always insists that I should be blogging about something or other and makes me feel bad when I put it off for too long).
And then there's The Old Republic of course, which Graham and I are still playing enthusiastically. I think it's been a really good thing for us as we'd been a bit short on shared activities since he cancelled his WoW subscription, and I missed having something simple and fun to do together every evening. SWTOR is great for that. I just haven't been writing more about it here since, after my experiences with blogging about WoW, I wanted to jump straight into the dedicated community for SWTOR and made another Blogspot blog where I can ramble endlessly about every little detail of my game experience, without turning this into a gaming blog or exposing too much of my personal life to my gaming acquaintances.
I spent a lot of time thinking too much about certain things, things that I didn't really want to write down. Don't worry, nothing too serious, more of a case of wondering what certain people were thinking and then how I should feel about those hypothetical thoughts - overthinking things basically.
Last week I came down with a cold, which was good in so far as nothing stops an overactive mind dead in its tracks like feeling as if the insides of your head have turned to mush. What was not so good was that this also forced me to take my first ever sick day off work. It was the right thing to do of course, but sometimes doing the right thing can still leave you feeling guilty.
This week I'm off work for a better reason, as I still have some leftover holiday to burn off before the end of March. It's been nice to relax with a clear conscience (not counting the little voice in my head that always insists that I should be blogging about something or other and makes me feel bad when I put it off for too long).
And then there's The Old Republic of course, which Graham and I are still playing enthusiastically. I think it's been a really good thing for us as we'd been a bit short on shared activities since he cancelled his WoW subscription, and I missed having something simple and fun to do together every evening. SWTOR is great for that. I just haven't been writing more about it here since, after my experiences with blogging about WoW, I wanted to jump straight into the dedicated community for SWTOR and made another Blogspot blog where I can ramble endlessly about every little detail of my game experience, without turning this into a gaming blog or exposing too much of my personal life to my gaming acquaintances.