Things that make you go hmm
Hmm, looks like most of my posts have been about World of Warcraft lately. Yes, I have no life :-P Well as far as that game is concerned, I've slowed down playing it. I'm still with my current guild, Shattered, though we've all decided that it's going to be more of a social guild than a raiding type of guild. It's funny, the ones who decided to remain are the very same people I've been guildies with for ONE YEAR. We've survived four guilds and one server transfer. After all that's happened, we're still together. I think it's pretty cool.
Anyway the guys of my old raiding guild asked me if I wanted to join them when they start doing the 25-man instances. Looks like they couldn't find decent paladins. Honestly, I was flattered that they still wanted me, but I was also a bit wary. I still loved the challenge of raiding, but I didn't like the pressure of doing it every night. I told them that, yes I would join BUT I won't be raiding often. I was going to be a casual raider. They agreed. However just because I said I'd join their raids doesn't mean I'll be transferring guilds. No. I'm staying with my current guild thankyouverymuch. See, if I transferred to GG and they start inviting people for raids, it might be hard for me to resist joining them. Then before I'd realise it, I'll be back to being a hardcore raider. Ugh.
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And now for something different.
I've been thinking about turning my art into a commodity, like selling prints and products of my works. I know I've toyed with the idea in the past, but I'm now seriously thinking about it. I'm not sure if there would be a lot of interest, but at least I'd have some moolah in case someone actually bought anything. See, as a housewife I don't have the same purchasing power like I used to. Don't get me wrong, Eric's not the stingy type. He'd accommodate me with whatever I wanted. The truth is, I don't like asking my husband for money. Is it pride? I'm not sure. I don't think so. I just want to be financially independent, that's all.
Anyway the guys of my old raiding guild asked me if I wanted to join them when they start doing the 25-man instances. Looks like they couldn't find decent paladins. Honestly, I was flattered that they still wanted me, but I was also a bit wary. I still loved the challenge of raiding, but I didn't like the pressure of doing it every night. I told them that, yes I would join BUT I won't be raiding often. I was going to be a casual raider. They agreed. However just because I said I'd join their raids doesn't mean I'll be transferring guilds. No. I'm staying with my current guild thankyouverymuch. See, if I transferred to GG and they start inviting people for raids, it might be hard for me to resist joining them. Then before I'd realise it, I'll be back to being a hardcore raider. Ugh.
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And now for something different.
I've been thinking about turning my art into a commodity, like selling prints and products of my works. I know I've toyed with the idea in the past, but I'm now seriously thinking about it. I'm not sure if there would be a lot of interest, but at least I'd have some moolah in case someone actually bought anything. See, as a housewife I don't have the same purchasing power like I used to. Don't get me wrong, Eric's not the stingy type. He'd accommodate me with whatever I wanted. The truth is, I don't like asking my husband for money. Is it pride? I'm not sure. I don't think so. I just want to be financially independent, that's all.