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Jul. 9th, 2012 09:16 amMaybe I'll just edit this as I go through the day.
I was joking with my dad about doing side jobs, like pooping out gold bricks. Mostly because I got books and things in the mail and he wanted to know where I suddenly got all this money. Back story is he does construction and therefore takes on side jobs.
So now I actually have like three side jobs... I'm doing a banner thing for my mom (and I have no idea where I put the email about it), my dad wants a business card and I have to help him with the wording. He wants to be funny but it should probably be like half funny and also informative. cause...thats the point. And a friend wants me to teach one of her friends how to edit photos in photoshop and use her bamboo tablet. It sounds like she sort of knew before and wants a refresher.
and I have a really really overdue website graphic/logo for another friend that I am not going to charge her for. This is also a really good example of me needing to say no to work I'm not interested in. If you don't nag me (like my mom will) and I'm not interested enough, I procrastinate like crazy. I have been thinking about it more though, so its being constructed in my brain...hopefully.
whoo timely.
aaand I wanted to clean, but then I sat down here.
OH! I played through the little how to do this stuff in TF2 and its pretty awesome. I'm a little confused about some things. I don't like the healing style because I have a hard time finding people who could actually use it. But I suppose that will be very different playing with actual people. I guess it doesn't help that I use to raid heal in wow, and so I'm upset when I can't keep everyone alive. It seems you just back someone and follow them, and heal other people as you go along.
My favorite so far is the dude with the sticky bombs and the grenade launcher. Its like mine field and bouncy bombs all in one go. Its most satisfying when they explode right into people, but more effective when they explode in the middle of a group.
Just had to log into wow for a friend on vacation, and I still don't miss it. I think I started to hate all the progression runs and crap. I'm not a raider. I am getting an extra shiny rock for my efforts though and a promise to play TF2 with me (if that even possible).
I was joking with my dad about doing side jobs, like pooping out gold bricks. Mostly because I got books and things in the mail and he wanted to know where I suddenly got all this money. Back story is he does construction and therefore takes on side jobs.
So now I actually have like three side jobs... I'm doing a banner thing for my mom (and I have no idea where I put the email about it), my dad wants a business card and I have to help him with the wording. He wants to be funny but it should probably be like half funny and also informative. cause...thats the point. And a friend wants me to teach one of her friends how to edit photos in photoshop and use her bamboo tablet. It sounds like she sort of knew before and wants a refresher.
and I have a really really overdue website graphic/logo for another friend that I am not going to charge her for. This is also a really good example of me needing to say no to work I'm not interested in. If you don't nag me (like my mom will) and I'm not interested enough, I procrastinate like crazy. I have been thinking about it more though, so its being constructed in my brain...hopefully.
whoo timely.
aaand I wanted to clean, but then I sat down here.
OH! I played through the little how to do this stuff in TF2 and its pretty awesome. I'm a little confused about some things. I don't like the healing style because I have a hard time finding people who could actually use it. But I suppose that will be very different playing with actual people. I guess it doesn't help that I use to raid heal in wow, and so I'm upset when I can't keep everyone alive. It seems you just back someone and follow them, and heal other people as you go along.
My favorite so far is the dude with the sticky bombs and the grenade launcher. Its like mine field and bouncy bombs all in one go. Its most satisfying when they explode right into people, but more effective when they explode in the middle of a group.
Just had to log into wow for a friend on vacation, and I still don't miss it. I think I started to hate all the progression runs and crap. I'm not a raider. I am getting an extra shiny rock for my efforts though and a promise to play TF2 with me (if that even possible).
