Spent a lot of time in front of the TV tonight. The DVR was filling up, so we got around to watching the 2-hour Heroes season premiere (first half was meh, the second half better), then a bit later this week’s Ghost Hunters and then an old Destination Truth.
That’s a LOT of TV for one night and didn’t leave much time for WAR, which might be a good thing. I was getting a bit *too* wrapped up in it; trying to parse too many things at once: new game mechanics and new places to explore, new classes to check out. All of which I wanted to do at the same time, all the while also wanting to keep up with much more hardcore guildmates, who I was trying to get to know. I was reaching that run-down, irritable state that Ysharros calls “enervated.”
And really, that whole previous paragraph could have and should have been written by her, because while it was me experiencing it, I wasn’t observing the Why of it all. Then I chatted (ok, griped) at her a bit and she just pegged exactly where I was at. Just feeling frazzled and tired and annoyed by really trivial issues. Time for a step back, let things settle a bit in my brain, get the perspective back, then move forward re-energized.
Anyway, I raise my glass to Ysharros. Guild officer, amateur therapist, and all-round good people.
Of course I did sneak in to get a couple of levels on my baby Witch Hunter, but at this point I can do the first few levels of Empire with my eyes closed.


Hey, for all you know I have a Psychiatry degree!
.. okay, I don’t.
We still need to schedule some alt sessions. In fact, I need to schedule some alt sessions with other enervated people, where we do putz-therapy, which involves doing exactly as we please for a certain amount of time. Sounds simple – therefore it isn’t.
Man, I’m so clever!
I find it a great pity your baby witch hunter isn’t on the same server as my baby witch.
Naa, that would suck. I’d hate having to kill you over and over again!!!
Tha alt sessions are a great idea! Because when your alts are leveling, my main still still be low enough to tag along!