For example, I'm trying to stop a nosebleed that seems to have started with no reason.
I am syncing up podcasts - and running late for work.
Crying.
Crying.
Wondering why Treppa is crying.
Is everything OK?
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Crying.Wondering why Treppa is crying.
Is everything OK?
I was reading the comments on news stories and have given up all home for humanity.
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Watching the snow fall
Goat being slaughtered downstairs
For food, not Satan
Playing Pokemon. Engarde, Elite Four!
Sniffling and sneezing.
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I'm drinking hard cider, wishing I had some [bubble bubble bubble] and feeling guilty for not working on my goblin paladin for Samnell's Worldwound game.
[Walks away from the keyboard and opens up Goblins of Golarion]
Hee hee! There's a feat named after me!
I was reading the comments on news stories and have given up all home for humanity.Crying.Wondering why Treppa is crying.
Is everything OK?
Ugh. I wish I could make you some hot cocoa, but I'm way down here.
Edit: And I'm also apparently out of cocoa.
Aside from reading the message board, what are you doing RIGHT NOW?
Reading threads on MetaFilter in multiple browser tabs, (re)searching stuff on d20pfsrd, and working on a couple beasties for Wayfinder #11.
I'm on a couch, there is a dog laying on me, as my parents watch a crime show in the background, i perceive a slowly filtering light from above. I lay under a blanket to protect myself from a mild chill, while remembering that everything i see, hear, and feel happened 80 milliseconds or more ago, based on the involvement of the phrase "now" in the title, something i cannot experience.
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Teachan mai kat how two type peepul wurdz.
Xtian
Aren't those the guys from Godzilla Versus Monster Zero?
As for me right now: eating bacon.
Listening to VH1's 120 minutes I dvr'd, drinking an IPA and hanging out on kali
Fighting a headache.
At work...still trying to avoid working...
Bleeding to death from a papercut (wonder how long it takes to die from this???) but other wise TRYING to work on a one shot for my group and a couple of other gm's that I know who don't have time. Trying to organize a bunch of photos to send to my dad too.
Killing a half-hour til dinner is ready, waiting on Wayfinder #10 to be released, and trying to McGyver up the mechanics & still hit my target CR on this pain-in-the-tuckus [REDACTED] for Wayfinder #11
playing a harmonica badly
Constantly checking in on a grandmother who has dementia and dealing with other issues in my life.
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I was reading the comments on news stories and have given up all home for humanity.Crying.Wondering why Treppa is crying.
Is everything OK?
I no longer watch the news or read much of it because of things like that. After awhile, one needs to retreat from the evils of the world.
I hope things improve for you on all fronts.
Cleaning the kitchen, listening to The Clash radio station I have set up on Pandora. Enjoying the bright sunny Saturday morning in Sydney Australia.
Reading Judith Butler.
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Cooking Chicago-style Italian beef for dinner.
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Cooking Chicago-style Italian beef for dinner.Do you dip the buns in the broth and then add the meat and more broth?
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh
Toast the buns, add provolone cheese, roasted bell peppers, then the meat, then homemade giardiniera, then dip in the broth. I basically have to eat these things shirtless standing over the sink if I want to minimize the mess.
Constantly checking in on a grandmother who has dementia and dealing with other issues in my life.
My mother in law is developing dementia and it's a hard thing to see. You and your family are in my thoughts.
Toast the buns, add provolone cheese, roasted bell peppers, then the meat, then homemade giardiniera, then dip in the broth. I basically have to eat these things shirtless standing over the sink if I want to minimize the mess.Cooking Chicago-style Italian beef for dinner.Do you dip the buns in the broth and then add the meat and more broth?
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh
Holy crap, I'm salivating like Pavlov's pup! {makes note to invent a restaurant that delivers this 24/7}
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Also, I am (excitedly) reading the new (and FREE!) Wayfinder #10! w00t!
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Ninja'ed!
OK, also looking at the art from the issue posted on dA.
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Studying for a test about operating systems, but chances look slim - so many questions seem to be about arbitrary bits of pointless information. Kind of wishing Sunday's test would be about a more mathematical subject.
Contemplating the possibility of doing yet another Mirrodin retro draft on magic online tonight, and feeling bitter about missing the "Born of the Gods" pre-release event today.
Trying to decided if the next book I read after finishing "The Dark Tower" will be a continuation of one of the multiple series I'm reading, or a stand alone.
Trying to decided what will be the best point in the day to just take a break and walk outside for a good 30, refreshing minutes before entombing myself in the room again for yet more "studying".
Waiting until a computer store opens up so I can replace the stupid mouse before the the Pathfinder game starts up. I have many bad guys to squish with my hammer and its taking the GM too long to start (really? Who wakes up after noon on game day?)
Me... we game at night... lol
Loading up the iPod to go for a walk
Digesting.
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Possibly picking a fight, or at the very least attempting to make a point with a sledgehammer.
BEER. And hot buttered soul.
BEER. And hot buttered soul.
Huh, I've never heard of a that before, must be above my pay grade. Is it a recipe from Iron Chef Afterlife, with heralds of the Harbinger preparing and serving souls in gastronomically exciting new ways to Chairman Groetus Kaga?
Constantly checking in on a grandmother who has dementia and dealing with other issues in my life.My mother in law is developing dementia and it's a hard thing to see. You and your family are in my thoughts.
Thank you. I pray your mother in law's dementia can be easily treated.
Unfortunately, it also appears hereditary with my family. My great-grandmother went through the same thing. Couple that with strokes, heart attacks, diabetes, renal problems, cancer...
I am not looking forward to growing old.