Patty's blog

Well, I did it. I have gotten totally addicted. Had to reboot the xbox just to see if it still works. I've been in space. Sorry I chose a rep. side guild but after 3 chars (all successful) I have gone Sith with one. I think I'm in SW:tor for the long haul.

On Mind Trick as Tatica as my main. But when I run out of alts I can create on Mind Trick, I think I'll come join you'all on your server for Imp play. So far customer service has been outstanding (in my case).

I began Syrim with high hopes. There've been good moments and I'm sure there will be more. But I stopped playing a level 30 char to go back and roll a brand new one, took the old saves off the HD and sent them to the cloud, and then, fresh with the 1.3 patch, rolled a brand new mage. Get to the part where she can do serious dungeons, pickup a coral claw, head to Yngol Barrow, and guess what? (What a runon sentence, btw). The reason I rolled the new char was to actually see the inside of Yngol Barrow.

It's weird. I'm sitting here at the keyboard. My 360 is silent. I just  muted the radio. The bird is shooting food at me (he thinks it's fun when it hits me or goes across the room and I say something). He's planning his next shot. Peeking up to see if I care.

Some day I'll make a pretty graphic. Guess it will have Skyrim mountains in it. New addiction. Too new to have 12-step program for it. Don't want one anyway. I see most of my 2old2play friends are playing it as well. So much has been written/said about the game already, I doubt I can add anything cogent.

I just realized I haven't written a blog entry since Easter of 2009! I haven't been completely off-the-grid this whole time.

So, in a few short sentences, where did that year-and-a-half go?

Had a great winter holiday (so as not to offend anyone) and too much chocolate, and lots of time with friends. Family is a total loss. But good friends make up for it.

I just realized I haven't written a blog entry since Easter of 2009! I haven't been completely off-the-grid this whole time.

So, in a few short sentences, where did that year-and-a-half go?

Had a great winter holiday (so as not to offend anyone) and too much chocolate, and lots of time with friends. Family is a total loss. But good friends make up for it.

I wrote a blog entry, then hit the wrong key (don't know which one, just know it was the wrong one) and everything I wrote vanished. I HATE it when that happens. Maybe it's the universe's way of telling me not to post it.

For easter I....

Woke up late, called my friend who I was going to have breakfast/lunch with, and she had to work late, and was still asleep. Plans cancelled. (Secretly I was sort of hoping anyway, i didn't want to go pretend I was having a nice "holiday.") She went back to sleep and so did I.

I wrote a blog entry, then hit the wrong key (don't know which one, just know it was the wrong one) and everything I wrote vanished. I HATE it when that happens. Maybe it's the universe's way of telling me not to post it.

For easter I....

Woke up late, called my friend who I was going to have breakfast/lunch with, and she had to work late, and was still asleep. Plans cancelled. (Secretly I was sort of hoping anyway, i didn't want to go pretend I was having a nice "holiday.") She went back to sleep and so did I.

Some day, I vow to actually put a unique graphic up and make this blog pretty.

My original thought for this blog, sometimes the best posts I make are the ones I delete. Because I deleted them. I go and rant and rave (like I tend to do) and after a while, I think to myself "man, this is so off topic" or "I've really gotten carried away here" or whatever. So I just hit the "back" button and forget it. Next day I'll revisit the thread, and someone else will say something that would have made me feel completely idiotic if I had actually posted.

Some day, I vow to actually put a unique graphic up and make this blog pretty.

My original thought for this blog, sometimes the best posts I make are the ones I delete. Because I deleted them. I go and rant and rave (like I tend to do) and after a while, I think to myself "man, this is so off topic" or "I've really gotten carried away here" or whatever. So I just hit the "back" button and forget it. Next day I'll revisit the thread, and someone else will say something that would have made me feel completely idiotic if I had actually posted.