I haven't been writing for quite a while now. People have been asking questions. I tried to keep this up...whenever i could; i enjoy writing anyway...but then sometimes i just dont get the mood or inspiration...so instead of posting trash...trying to think hard of what write...or just trying to write for the sake of posting something...i chose not to.
Tonight is one of those nites which i do get some 'mood'. Enough to have me fire up the browser at 1am in the morning, logged on to this site and start writing some stuff. I guess I've been feeling rather edgy again lately, working at this project site wears me out so quickly...more than anything else that i've experienced before. Previously, i would try to at least do something radical once in a while when i get weary. Now, I cant seem to keep up anymore...Everyday's a routine...I wake up; most of the time, late...running to catch the shuttle to work...At work, it's either i'm occupied or i'm just staring blank at the screen for hours, then it's time to catch the 7pm ride back home. Then there's dinner, shower, WoW, bed. 5 days a week, except for the even days when I do some small breaks. Then again, those are really small ones. So it doesnt really help much.
Weekends would usually be a breeze...spending hours on WoW. My druid is a level 50 now. Hopefully I'll get to 60 in a week or two. It's a drag...but I think I'll make it. I guess thats probably why I don't have time to write much nowadays. Most of my idle moments would be spent on my virtual character.
I'm now looking forward for this sunday's trip to the waterfall. My friends have been so kind to arrange this, probably because I've been complaining too much about having a short weekend break. Someone told me that life is wonderful to have friends that would listen. But I guess I'm lucky that I have those who are not just listening, but also taking actions too. I really do appreciate that.
Next week, I would have a huge task to accomplish. I need to find a new squatter hole, hopefully I'll get something good...
