Hello There.

Maybe I am saying it to myself, though it looks like I have twenty-six page impressions on my adsense account from this blog, haha. Probably from people just browsing, or just killing time, who knows? I have no idea. Somebody has seen my writing. I don't know if anybody has actually taken the time to read any of it.
So far, I've just written what I normally write on any given day.
My manual typewriter is still in reach. I like typing on that when I don't want anyone to see what I am writing.

I'm not into mentioning people I know, or using anybody else's names. Maybe everyone will have to become fiction in my mind and in this blog. I'm not sure how people do it.

What I write about others usually has nothing to with that person anyways.

I'm not sure of anything actually.

I'm logged in to EverQuest with my shadowknight 'Scummy'. I like hanging out, and just letting the character be there. Then when I feel like it, I go and kill a skeleton or a zombie.
Scummy is cute. He has a little skeleton for a pet.

I'm still thinking about the dog that someone put a bow tie on. That was cute and clever.

I don't know what will happen today. I will just have fun, though I am getting hungry. Have to do something about that.

Even my EverQuest characters have to eat.

It would be nice if the real world were like an online game. I would be able to find out where to get xp and loot. In the real world, it's a little bit more difficult.

The Giants ballpark is a platinum rich zone. I only was able to retrieve copper pieces, while others got good loads of platinum.

What I do in my studio is like what characters do in EverQuest 2, they craft items for sale. That's what I want to do more of.

Mostly I just want to make art, though, and a video of that piece of art is a 'crafted item' that can be consumed by viewers. That is something I've thought about.

I was just able to resize my EverQuest screen to a more suitable size. That's good. It was getting a little frustrating to play. All better now.

I'm happy I got the screen on EverQuest to be the right size. I had to dig into the settings a little bit, finally found where to adjust the screen.

I like to talk about computer problems, because everybody has them, and everyone has to help everyone else, in order to get everyone's machines working up to par. We've all been there where our computer doesn't work so well, and there is no one around to help. Good to know all you can, and to talk to people about it. Sometimes the problem IS one little setting or adjustment, and then everything works great.

Happiness = computer working.

Misery = computer not working.

Pretty much sums it up.

When my computer works right, I get to watch videos, stay connected with people, make phone calls...when it doesn't work, I have to resort to my back-up plan, which is PS1 and PS2. They are set up and ready to go. Still very good machines, I have to say.
I still have lots of games I want to play, but who has time? I'm just glad they are there when I do have time.

Gonna buy something to eat,
Laters, David

P.S. I really do like people. Don't tell anybody, though.