A lot has happened in the last few days; online and offline.

In SL I'd entered a tail sale for the first time (this was actually over a month ago, but the tail sale ended and stuff recently). We're working on magic in ACS now, though it's not publicly implimented. I was in a photoshoot at ZZ Studeos with Zig herself. I got a new drawing from my friend scales for my birthday of a lot of my friends and me together in one pic with all of their signatures (got almost everyone close to me in it too. It's probably uploaded on his account).

An old friend of mine (LadyAurin) finally returned. She'd disappeared a bit over a year ago. Just suddenly gone. Never answered email, never logged onto SL, RO, AIM, MSN, ect ect. We'd come to worry she was dead by now. But it turned out to be a case of discovering World of Warcraft. Eesh... Well at least she's back now!

My school, Axia, I found out charges about 5 times more per class then most schools. I really ought to have paid more attention to these things before. Anyway. I decided to ditch that college and go to another one. But they're trying to stick me with an early charge of $2,090 for two classes I didn't pass. Financial aid won't cover it (I'm guessing they're looking at the price and saying "Hell no. That class costs as much as 5 classes!"). Soon as I mentioned to my financial counsulor that I was considering changing schools because of the price I stopped getting the helpfulness and started getting literally DAILY letters from the school amounting to the phrase "PAY ME BY THE 16TH OR I'LL SEND COLLECTIONS!" so I'm starting to feel like that school doesn't really give a damn about education; just my money. Though there's nothing they can collect right now so... whatever.

I've been trying a new game out lately called S4 League. It's a fun shooter game but I've found a few serious holes in it. As I've played I've found a few things just too difficult. Skill beats everything in this game almost. Which sounds fine, but plans and tactics and weapon choices (not counting Mindshock. That weapon kills anyone of equal skill period with it's automatic aiming, ability to shoot through walls and objects, and simply doing more damage then most other weapons) are usually on a back seat to people that learn tricks and borderlining on what I call "legal cheats". People that are skilled enough can find ways to reach places in the map obviously meant to be unreachable and then just snipe everyone else. Or the worst case of it: When people turn the room rules to sword match (only melee weapons) and turn on the "Circle" map so they can make their way to a fence and more or less just wait until the game is over (trying for best survivor and such). Besides that though the game is pretty fun as long as the players are evenly skilled. It's just one of those games that if you suck at it it's hard to enjoy (I'm probably in the top 25% of players, but there's always better ones that tear it up and make me feel like a complete noob xD). Still... I'm into it. Friends play it and I like doing things with them more then alone.