sorcyress: Drawing of me as a pirate, standing in front of the Boston Citgo sign (Power-Sor)
Katarina Whimsy ([personal profile] sorcyress) wrote2006-07-31 07:52 pm
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Webcomic news and life

Webcomic news:

Order of the Stick makes me giggle ruthlessly. Seriously, I laughed aloud, which is reasonably rare for me. OotS does it well though.

Mookies moving to Texas! What the fuck!!

Who in their right mind would move from *Boston* to Texas. Nothing bad meant against my lovely older sister or Kyu, but it's all conservitive* and hot down there, and just not fun.

***

Today's events was going to the orthoplace, where they helpfully did *not* say "Guess what, you're getting your braces off", going to Mongolian Grill for Sashi-Chris's birthday, which was tasty, and going to the park and playing vollyball, which is fun, but I suck at it.

Then we had a waterfight, which I am reasonably better at, and is why I'm wearing a skirt again, since my pants are damp.

Came home, played Puerto Rico instead of chatting with Thorog, which has lead me to think about relationships and responsibilities as they relate to each other (Is it better to be social and do something you have no interest in, or to curl up by yourself and do something that actually makes you happy? What if curling up by yourself *is* social, but it's social with people online rather then off? Do people who are really here in my house have more of an obligation for my time then people who I only really communicate with through a computer? What if I was talking to the people online first? What if I like the people online better, or they're more in need of my attention? Should I be making all this into a seperate entry?

Sadly, the only one I've an answer for is the last one -yes. I'm probably going to forget all about this now.

End parentheses.) and personally, I think it was the less good of the two ideas. Yes, I got to play with Eric and Josh and mom. Yes, I've talked to Tho pretty much every day in the past week. But I'm not a huge Puerto Rico fan, which is terrible of me, as it's the best game my parents, and Paul and Bruce, and Billy and Yury, and now Josh have ever found, and I'm a freak for disliking it.

...I'm...a bit bitter at the moment. Yeeeah.

I should probably stop writing now, as I can feel the angst wrapping it's cold dark hand around my writings. Which isn't good.

Have a good day kids.

~Sor
MOOP!

*Alright, I know it's not. But it's definenetly Far Too Hot. And dude, BOSTON! I am slightly incapable of understanding how cool people can leave Boston. (The uncool ones can, of course, get the hell out. But the cool people should totally stay.

**It's only when I need a pair of arms to fall into, that I realize I've pushed them all away.

[identity profile] jarne.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 01:59 am (UTC)(link)
I have no answers to those interweb people questions. As for moving away from Boston... I can understand why some people would want to get away from cities in general. Sort of understand. In a way. Maybe.

[identity profile] thorog.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 02:56 am (UTC)(link)
As someone living in Christchurch (pop: tire 300 000), who still gets sick of people, I can fully understand wanting to move out of a city.

Moving to somewhere populated entirely with [livejournal.com profile] mcgigs isn't worth it though :P

Also, it's better to be social and stop talking to Thorog because that's all you did in the weekend pretty much rather than distract him from his physics yet again (not that I mind distraction from physics). And what's this "or they're more in need of my attention"? I hope that's not directed at me too.

Also, )

For your footnotes. And your second footnote isn't actually referenced anywhere. Because I'm a grammar Nazi! SEIG HEIL!

(Anonymous) 2006-08-01 03:07 am (UTC)(link)
The second one is in my location. So it *is* referenced somewhere. Nyah.

The more in need of my attention is more of a hypothetical situation dealing with the fact that ocassionally, I get to the point where someone's having a seriously bad day or something and needs some love.

~Sor

P.S: My elljay is a completely vile shade of yellow when inverted. Thanks.

[identity profile] kdsorceress.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 03:07 am (UTC)(link)
Totally me. Yeah.

~Sor

[identity profile] thorog.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 03:16 am (UTC)(link)
Hehee... you're right, it is. And whoops, I didn't notice the location.

*stops SEIG HEILing*

Also, I see you got my music. Yay Neil and Chris!

[identity profile] sonsashi.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 05:20 am (UTC)(link)
Thanks for coming out to my birthday, and thanks especially for playing volleyball!

[identity profile] kdsorceress.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 06:40 am (UTC)(link)
Thank you for having me, and I hope it was as wonderful a day as it should have been!

~Sor

[identity profile] macaroniandtuna.livejournal.com 2006-08-01 07:20 am (UTC)(link)
Yes, it should be a separate entry, and knowing you it will be at some point.

We all do need outside world relationships, you know. Regarding the first question....I'd go either way depending on my mood at the time. So I won't even bother to answer that one since I'd change it almost at random. Curling up by yourself is never social, even if you're talking to someone online. Social, by definition, involves actually physically interacting with people, ie occupying the same general space.

I'd say the people who are in your house do have more obligation for your time, simply because I know that many of the people you talk to online are awake at strange hours (for this time zone, anyway). The people in your house tend to only be there during certain time periods.

All the others....I dunno. Or maybe I'm just tired and this comment is long enough as it is. Shh.