I'll preface this by saying that this is probably going to be a long post. Then again, when are my posts short?
I've been feeling kinda blah lately. Maybe it's a lack of sleep, maybe it's the fact that Greg has a job and I don't. Maybe I'm not doing enough of what I should be doing. All I know is that I've been feeling a distinct sense of suckness lately. I'm trying not to let it get to me too much. After all, I know I don't really suck. I know that getting a job would help me feel a lot better about things. Same goes for getting my work done. However, that doesn't change the fact that I'm sitting here wishing I was talking with Greg. He usually manages to make me feel better. I can't do that though because he has way too much work to do and in all reality I don't think there's much he can do about it. It's not like he can make a job appear or anything like that. It does feel a little better to get all of this off my chest. In all reality I'll probably spend tomorrow night with Greg trying to figure out what's bugging me and, more importantly, what we can do about it. Hell, maybe he'll read this and come over. I doubt it though and it's selfish of me to even want him to.
Ok...onto better stuff.
I'm really looking forward to Erik's larp. I'm not sure if I spelled his name right though. Hopefully I did. I look forward to being an ancilae, even if I'm not the most powerful ancilae in the game. I feel like I made a character I can really get behind. Now all I have to do is read up on everything and I'll be all set.
On another note...
I wanted to personally apologize to Amy. I'll do so the next time I see her, but I felt the need to do so now. I was kind of rude without meaning to be and didn't think about what I was saying when I said it. I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings at all. I can be inconsiderate sometimes. *hugs*
Yep that's it for now...
Off to do my book project...
Judeo-Christian Ethics (The Golden Rule)
Essentially this ethical school of thought can be summed up in 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you'. Only do something to someone which you would like to have done to you in return. This is the ethical principal which is least prone to criticism.
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