...dropped off the face of the earth.

Since my last post I have:

-Dropped out of college.
-Moved out of my parents' house.
-Moved in with my boyfriend.
-Played too much WoW.
-Worked in an antique store.
-Re-evaluated things that might or might now be important to me.
-Am still looking for something to do with myself**.
-Deleted my Facebook.
-Gotten fed up with WoW and begun to play Warhammer.
-Gotten a tablet.
-Hello Kitty-fied my life.

**Thankfully, Collin is on an interesting TDY assignment in San Diego, which means I am unemployed until we move up to Washington and free to explore things that make me happy.

I hope that some of you I used to keep in touch with here are still around. /wave Hi!

It's a month to NaNoWriMo starts. I kind of missed out last year, and I will be fighting with the Lich King to get this done.

Blizzard is seriously planning some sabatogue by releasing their WoW expansion in November. I don't know what to do with it/about it. I would LOVE to play it as soon as it hits live, LOVE to see the new talents and worlds, but at the same time, I am determined to finish NaNo. I'm moving up north to Washington at the beginning of November and will be missing several days of writing time because Collin and I are driving from the very very south of California, San Diego, to Puget Sound, across the water from Seattle!

It is definite sabatogue that I have had all my summer free and in November I will be the busiest I have been in several months.

Well, October is looking pretty busy too. Collin and I are going to Blizzcon next weekend and picking up his father from the train station. Not exactly looking forward to that visit, as the man hates me. Collin will be at work most of the time during the week, so in his effort to let us "get to know each other," I get to entertain him. /GRUMBLE GRUMBLE.

My grandmother tells me that I should go visit her for a week. She is clingy and doesn't like the fact that I am doing what no one else in the family has done: moving away. It can't be helped. Collin has a committment to his job and we both want to get out and see the world when that's through.