Studying Hard to Be Evil
I am in the process of accomplishing the impossible: Although I have to complete the assignments due this upcoming week, I am no longer behind.
Things are in the process of turning around for me, but I know they are not going as well for others. I hate being the only one that seems to be having a semi-decent week. I really hope things improve for everyone else. Sure I have a lot to do, don't have much (to any) free time, and the semester sucks so far, but at least I have gotten well enough to get things accomplished. Getting things accomplished has started to help me feel a bit better about this mess. I'm not entirely certain there has been as much a bright side for others. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that things will improve all-around and that I don't stick my foot in my mouth. (Murphy's Law tends to work like that.)
Today has been odd. I must say, Soul Calibur II kicks butt. Unfortunately, I've only gotten to play for fifteen minutes. However, unlike most other games I want to play, it is possible to play for a short period of time and accomplish your goal. As long as I beat up Mitsurugi at least once, that is good enough for me. (Why I do not like Mitsurugi dates back to a party I attended where a makeshift Soul Calibur II tourney began. It's a long story.)
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Things are in the process of turning around for me, but I know they are not going as well for others. I hate being the only one that seems to be having a semi-decent week. I really hope things improve for everyone else. Sure I have a lot to do, don't have much (to any) free time, and the semester sucks so far, but at least I have gotten well enough to get things accomplished. Getting things accomplished has started to help me feel a bit better about this mess. I'm not entirely certain there has been as much a bright side for others. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that things will improve all-around and that I don't stick my foot in my mouth. (Murphy's Law tends to work like that.)
Today has been odd. I must say, Soul Calibur II kicks butt. Unfortunately, I've only gotten to play for fifteen minutes. However, unlike most other games I want to play, it is possible to play for a short period of time and accomplish your goal. As long as I beat up Mitsurugi at least once, that is good enough for me. (Why I do not like Mitsurugi dates back to a party I attended where a makeshift Soul Calibur II tourney began. It's a long story.)
This entry was brought to you by shiny weapons, ice cream cake, and handy online references.