Craziness
Ok, this has been psycho, the posts for today barely fit on my friends page all together, and there are like 30 comments from today or something like that, which is also crazy, but good crazy I guess! The whole CD exchange is sounding really cool, and now it looks like I am doing a whole NWN one as well, so Lauren yours will most likely be in with our CD exchange package I think, or perhaps earlier if Nicole decides to send something out first.
In todays news....
Physio was fun, more electrocution, uncontrollabe muscle twitching and all! Looks like I might be back to climbing in a couple of weeks according to my physiotherapist, which is good as I think I may climb a little on Monday *grin*. Oh, and I may be developing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in my right wrist a little she thinks, which sucks to say the least, but I am going to see what I can do to change my typing and mouse use at home and at work to stave it off.
Tim and I are in the midst of playing Medal of Honor: Rising Sun for the PS2, which is not bad as it has co-op, always a big draw for us and Trev (not that he has been playing at all *poke poke*). Still, seems kinda surreal to be playing a WWII war game in which you fight in the Pacific. This basically means you spend the whole time fighitng the Japanese, and one would assume they leave out the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but still, this is the campaign we are talking about. And the damn game was a best-seller in Japan. How messed up is that? See what I mean about surreal?
In todays news....
Physio was fun, more electrocution, uncontrollabe muscle twitching and all! Looks like I might be back to climbing in a couple of weeks according to my physiotherapist, which is good as I think I may climb a little on Monday *grin*. Oh, and I may be developing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in my right wrist a little she thinks, which sucks to say the least, but I am going to see what I can do to change my typing and mouse use at home and at work to stave it off.
Tim and I are in the midst of playing Medal of Honor: Rising Sun for the PS2, which is not bad as it has co-op, always a big draw for us and Trev (not that he has been playing at all *poke poke*). Still, seems kinda surreal to be playing a WWII war game in which you fight in the Pacific. This basically means you spend the whole time fighitng the Japanese, and one would assume they leave out the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but still, this is the campaign we are talking about. And the damn game was a best-seller in Japan. How messed up is that? See what I mean about surreal?