Productive Days

Ever had one of those days where nearly everything falls neatly into place? When you feel so relieved at completing tasks and projects, and relaxed then bored when you can't find anything to do.

*grins unashamedly*

Yes, I had one of those days, where I could tick mark things off my planner and squeal in joy when nearly everything is done.

From changing blog templates (with advice from Quaintly), decorating my room and finishing research assignments, this girl is done.

Well...nearly. I'm just stuck on a bio. Wish me luck!

On that note, I leave you a youtube clip of the song that has been played frequently by my iPod, The Best Is Yet to Come by Frank Sinatra.

Thou are not Legolas...

Feeling very tempted to spend my lindens, I splurged at the Harajukuboxcity fashion faire yesterday. In fact, I got my elven on, my elven priestess to be precise.

As I was busy twirling in this scanty warcraft-ish outfit, I had to resist my orc-hunting, heal thy fellow elf impulses.

So, orc hunting party, anyone?

Restless

Forgive this disjointed and short blog post.

So I haven't been blogging that frequently, and I blame restless nights, calc homework and campus organization interviews. I deplurked and debunked out of the grid for a loooooonnnnnngggg time.

*tries to look innocent*

So no rotten tomatoes, please?

But I'm back and hopefully better than ever.

*flexes imaginary biceps*

Bandana Day!!!

The Great Random Zaara TP Party (TGRZTP)

In a dark and shadowy room, a real flesh and blood human signed on to the virtual world. Transformed into pixels, she roamed around the grid shopping and IMing her friends. On a spur of the moment, she had dropped the coordinates to wonderful store called Zaara to her friend Emerald.

In Zaara's, was a beautiful dress in a tantalizingly shade of peacock blue that could be won and worn by anyone. It sat on top of a Lucky Chair, a mysterious and magical chair that could bestow the prize to avatars that were present in the store. Waiting for the Lucky Chair is a test in patience, intelligence and luck.

Emerald had her own test to undergo, as she was attacked by a wicked guitar griefer alt. When Asha arrived by teleporting, the mysterious alt had long disappeared. Emerald and Asha had chatted on and on when suddenly Alicia arrived, and the Zaara TP Party had thus commenced.

Both Emerald and Alicia had tp'ed their avatar friends, whose names fit the letter the Lucky Chair was in search of. It did not matter if they were male or female...

At least much fun was had by everyone who had joined them, and though Asha grew weary as the night in the real world grew longer. It was with sadness that she had parted from them.

At least when she woke up in the morning and saw the snapshots, it wouldn't be a dream...

Thank God for Plurk!

I am very shy in RL, and unfortunately I share it with my avatar. It takes me quite some time to make friends, and reach a state where I'm comfortable with chatting and goofing around with them.

Even though, I was rezzed in May, I just browsed blogs and roamed the grid demo shopping. I spent most of the summer in a contemplative state. What did I want out of my life? What part of me do I want to change? In RL, I was in a rut and depressed. The summer was godsend, I concentrated on ME. At the end of it, with all its ups and downs, I felt far more peaceful and focused.


And at the end of the summer, I signed on to Plurk. I had watched the Plurk widgets on blogs and blog posts on Plurk and had decided to jump on the bandwagon. I don't regret it. I have a plurk-ddiction, but I don't need an intervention.

Why not? Because I got to plurk and respond to people who are silly, witty, funny and serious. I can't explain it easily but just chatting with them before meeting their avies, made me far more comfortable to chat with them in their pixelated glory.

I'm very happy to have met some plurk buddies online and I hope to meet many more of them in-world soon.

*Peace*

Unicorn Crazy!!

Nuff said.