Okay, I try to go through PMs in order (based on urgency) and deal with them accordingly, but if I don't know what to expect before opening a PM, it's going to be harder to deal with and take that much longer. I try to separate requests from those that need urgent attention, so sometimes PMs that need attention might get mixed with request PMs.
PMs for RPG requests naturally take the longest to deal with because of all the reading and thinking (and whatnot): I also don't want to have a flood
Just for the heck of it and because I was inspired, I decided to make an alphabet based on computer stuff. (Oh dear, I think I'm turning into a geek/nerd... with the glasses, computer knowledge, jokes, and everything.)
A is for Application
B is for Byte
C is for COBOL
D is for Data
E is for ESC
F is for Format
G is for Gigabyte
H is for Hardware
I is for Input
J is for Jumper
K is for Kilobyte
L is for Linux
M is for Megabyte
N is for Nanobyte
O is for Output
P is for Processor
Devoid: it's a word that basically means empty of something... but wait a minute! Wait one solitary, singular moment!
"De-" is a prefix that means the opposite, anti-, stuff like that: destruction, demagnetize.
"Void" is a word that means empty.
If my calculations are accurate, "devoid" should mean full of something. But the only thing it's full of is a definition... ponder this for awhile.
Oh, the irony! Won't somebody please think of the irony!?
PS, If you don't know what a misnomer
I haven't really built any MOCs since before Brickfest: I think that really put a strain on my creativity and desire to MOC. Though I wanted to MOC something, I just didn't feel fully compelled to do so; weep not though, for BBCC #39 gave me a reason to MOC.
One complaint people are giving is the color restrictions, but that's what makes things interesting. Utilizing my means within the confines of the rules, I am making a group of small MOCs which are unlike anything I've done before... I'm
SATURDAY
I went with some of my church's youth group to a Cleveland Indians vs. Texas Rangers baseball game. (There was a MercyMe concert beforehand. Yay!) The game wasn't that great: the first pitcher allowed one home run and a grand slam in the first half of the first inning (Boo!). The game ended 6-5: we're still skeptical of that last point we didn't get.
SUNDAY
After church, I spent the day digging through a mess for important documentation. Um, yay, mess.
MONDAY
With a few friends
It's either a command, a suggestion, or a foreknowledge that you will inevitably read this entry. I dedicate this one to you, KIE.
Anyway, I'm beginning a temp job this week for college rush... actually, I've only got two days of training to basically get acquainted with the role (whatever new things there might be from last time I was there), but next week the real fun begins.
I'm also taking a couple courses; oh, they're going to be so much fun.
I'm saving up my money from this job
