@drummer-danThat'll probably be a part of the big post I do, since that's what people are leaning towards for whatever reason.
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STATUS: @Lady Amalthea: That moment when you feel like you were the instrument for a blessing or miracle. 8 yrs ago
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@Lady Amalthea: That moment when you feel like you were the instrument for a blessing or miracle.
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I made the decision to work every day I can until I head back to school in order to pay off my immediate debts. Four hours into this decision I already regret it immensely.
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@Cynder: Two thumbs up to that idea!
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@Cynder: On my end it's your avatar, I like looking at ones I'm interested in (be it cool, cute, or whatever) up close. Guess you'll know when I yours catch my eye now. XD
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@Cynder: Bring it.
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Simply a writer who enjoys working with others.
What, that isn't enough? Okay, fine.
Let's see, I've been roleplaying for... eight years now, I think is the number. Hard to remember, it's been so long. Of course, the first few years of my roleplaying I'd rather not remember (Adriane was great though), but I feel I've developed into a competent enough writer as to not completely embarrass myself. Group roleplays, one on ones, anything you can think of I've probably done it. I'm in college currently, the RA (Resident Assistant) of my wing of the building, so not only do I have class but an around-the-clock job too. I love writing with others, getting to know their characters and see them develop, while developing my own. Some of my proudest moments have happened when characters of other people are influenced by my own, and change because of it. I'm a bit of a planner, as I usually write with arcs in mind, and an overarching story.
I was here before the Great Collapse, and when the transition happened I made an account but never used it. The Great Collapse happened during one of my lower times, and I couldn't bring myself to keep roleplaying. Now I'm back though, with new experience and new ideas. I'm ready to go.
What, that isn't enough? Okay, fine.
Let's see, I've been roleplaying for... eight years now, I think is the number. Hard to remember, it's been so long. Of course, the first few years of my roleplaying I'd rather not remember (Adriane was great though), but I feel I've developed into a competent enough writer as to not completely embarrass myself. Group roleplays, one on ones, anything you can think of I've probably done it. I'm in college currently, the RA (Resident Assistant) of my wing of the building, so not only do I have class but an around-the-clock job too. I love writing with others, getting to know their characters and see them develop, while developing my own. Some of my proudest moments have happened when characters of other people are influenced by my own, and change because of it. I'm a bit of a planner, as I usually write with arcs in mind, and an overarching story.
I was here before the Great Collapse, and when the transition happened I made an account but never used it. The Great Collapse happened during one of my lower times, and I couldn't bring myself to keep roleplaying. Now I'm back though, with new experience and new ideas. I'm ready to go.
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What could this possibly mean? I have no idea.
Better go look up a guide.
Better go look up a guide.
Oh, crap, I haven't done this yet-
I'M ON TOP OF THINGS I SWEAR
Anyway, time for a question with some description: It's almost time for the time skip to the next day. Planned for the next day includes visits to two villages, introduction of new characters (including @Adriane's), so on and so forth. So, with that in mind, I'd like to ask how everyone would like me to handle the skip. The way I see it, there's two ways to do it.
1) We roleplay the morning out fully, eventually getting to the road.
2) I do another one of my massive posts, getting the details I need from everyone to get us all to the road and to the first village.
If anyone else has an idea they see as better please let me know, but what do people think?
I'M ON TOP OF THINGS I SWEAR
Anyway, time for a question with some description: It's almost time for the time skip to the next day. Planned for the next day includes visits to two villages, introduction of new characters (including @Adriane's), so on and so forth. So, with that in mind, I'd like to ask how everyone would like me to handle the skip. The way I see it, there's two ways to do it.
1) We roleplay the morning out fully, eventually getting to the road.
2) I do another one of my massive posts, getting the details I need from everyone to get us all to the road and to the first village.
If anyone else has an idea they see as better please let me know, but what do people think?
Bumpity bump.
@AtrophyTrying to draw attention away from the fact you left us with a bloody cliffhanger. I'M ONTO YOU MATE.
@AdrianeAt least plot was part of it.
Anyway, my finals are getting ready to go. Got a final project due tomorrow, one due Wednesday, one due next Monday, and then two finals that are actually exams. Just gotta get over this bump and not die.
Speaking of not dying, I had campus duty tonight: Basically, for three hours I had to respond to lockouts across the entire campus. I am nearly dead.
Anyway, my finals are getting ready to go. Got a final project due tomorrow, one due Wednesday, one due next Monday, and then two finals that are actually exams. Just gotta get over this bump and not die.
Speaking of not dying, I had campus duty tonight: Basically, for three hours I had to respond to lockouts across the entire campus. I am nearly dead.
Bump.
Bump.
@AdrianePretty much all of them ever.
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