Life

After this past weekend I have come to realize the impossibility of playing WoW in the summer. My goal this weekend was to hit 60 ( I was 55 ), however I failed to reach my goal. Saturday I was able to maintain my progress, but Sunday is when everything kind of went south. Saturday I hit 58, and after Sunday, I am still 58. Sunday I went bowling from 10-130, then I ate lunch and took a nap, and then I got a couple calls to hang out (so I did) and when I finally got home it was 10. I played for about 10-1145 and then I started getting ganked out the ass. I was super frustrated and upset, but before I threw my computer out of the window, I took two deep breaths and shut it down.

Even though I didn't reach my goal, I'm still very happy with my weekend. Spending time with friends and family really beats the hell out of WoW (lolz so sry). I really do pitty those people who spend countless hours each day just sitting in front of the computer playing this game. I wonder whether or not they truly have friends, or if they just make themselves believe they do to feel better. I know that when school starts, I tend to have more time to play because I don't usually go out during the week. It seems like, at least for me, that I am much much busier during the summer than I am during the school year. I have work, my gf, my friends, bowling, basketball, football, and then WoW. When I get home from work, I usually receive two or three calls to go hang out. Sure I would love to play more, but RL social interaction > WoW. What is nice, though, is when your friends also play WoW. So, whenever I go to a certain friend's house, I try to get some play time in.

When school starts, I will be playing much more than I am now. I'm actually kind of looking forward to it, because I do miss the game, and I still want to hit 70 before I die. I'm going to play as much as I can, but, in the mean time, my life has put WoW in queue.