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akeyoftimeEnd of term stressed out crash.
Goddamn. So much to do this week too!
Gaming was fun despite that (and a really truly horrible terrible mood that started the evening). I was terribly lethargic throughout Mitchell's game, but despite Elalor's efforts to cut herself off from the party (and so avoid a tricky situation and the possible ruination of her beloved carreer), she kept getting dragged back into it, so I was fairly active in Misha's adventure. She made it about eight days a frosty encounter with King's character (the bone of her contention) before failing a temperance check and getting sucked back in. Right then. Time for Plan B. As soon as a formulate it. That's the trouble with being an Exalt and both of my characters are just getting to realise it: no more ordinary, everyday life for you, no matter how much you want it.
Now, it is time for bed and negotating some resting time into tommorow. I will (try to) take it slow. Or rather, I will, because I don't have a choice, with the state my body's in.
ps Banana Yoshimoto writes excellent stories.
Goddamn. So much to do this week too!
Gaming was fun despite that (and a really truly horrible terrible mood that started the evening). I was terribly lethargic throughout Mitchell's game, but despite Elalor's efforts to cut herself off from the party (and so avoid a tricky situation and the possible ruination of her beloved carreer), she kept getting dragged back into it, so I was fairly active in Misha's adventure. She made it about eight days a frosty encounter with King's character (the bone of her contention) before failing a temperance check and getting sucked back in. Right then. Time for Plan B. As soon as a formulate it. That's the trouble with being an Exalt and both of my characters are just getting to realise it: no more ordinary, everyday life for you, no matter how much you want it.
Now, it is time for bed and negotating some resting time into tommorow. I will (try to) take it slow. Or rather, I will, because I don't have a choice, with the state my body's in.
ps Banana Yoshimoto writes excellent stories.
