TBH, I've never really had so much going on with people. I guess I've become more of a socialite than I figured I could be. I always looked at my old roommate Frank with him ALWAYS having something to do on a regular basis. I mean I literally had to book a session to video game with this guy and he lived with me. I'd be lucky to get him to play with me the next week. I used to sit at home and wait for my roommates to get home after I would get home from work/school so I could chill with them and could never really picture my schedule like theirs. After I moved out, though, and came back to my hometown, all hell just pretty much broke loose. I hadn't been in my hometown with my friends since I moved out at the age of 18 and lived with me sister in boring old Orange County/San Diego County and never really got to know any fun loving people because it was scarce. The people I met seemed fun until I found out that their definition of fun was doing meth in front of a TV and talking until their lips dried. Not my kinda scene if you have to rely on getting doped up to kick it.

Now I know how Frank and Eric (my old roommates in Orange) feel when they're booked up the ass to go and visit people for their bdays and celebrations. I have about 9 events to cover this week (err 4 days) and I can't even make it to all of them. I feel pretty good, though, because I remember now that I do have friends and I wonder how that would've made a difference during this whole ordeal of me working to cover my debts. Well, I can't think of that now, I'm back and I'm glad to be out and about again instead of sitting at home hoping someone would invite me somewhere. I guess it's based on the sole factor that I am closer to everyone now. Distance does make a difference, I guess. I do miss my old roommates, though. Those guys are the best roommates I have EVER had and I'm glad to hear that they both are still roommates after they moved. When I make it big and catch up to them, I'll be sure to pay them the visits and respect they deserve.

Yesterday, I broke and went to buy Dragon Age: Origins from my little brother. Well...he's not really "little" anymore. He's 19 now, but he's still my lil bro. He's my road dog to the end. As far as I hear, he's hooked on it already. I also bought a 1600 point XBox Live card to download Rock Band songs. The thing I'm REALLY excited about though...they just released Slipknot's "Psychosocial", "Duality", and "Sulfur" just in time for me to download them! I just got them last night! I didn't have a chance to play yet but I'm soooooo stoked!

that's awesome! I'm glad to hear that you're keeping busy. the one week I remember having something to do pretty much every day, I really enjoyed it. I was tired pretty much the whole time, but it was worth it. I'm always tired now, but it's mostly out of boredom.
» LostSoul13 on 2009-12-15 08:29:14

Hahaha one of my teammates finished his finals early and just spent the rest of the week playing Dragon Age at his frat house waiting for the other guys to finish. I looked up a vid of the gameplay...it looks kinda weird. The whole pausing thing is definitely cool when you have SPFX to look at it, but it looks like it'd break up the gameplay a bit.
» The-Muffin-Man on 2009-12-18 03:15:28

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