• 5Mar 08

  My birthday just passed

  So anyways, I turned 25 this past sunday on March 2nd. I had fun as always, had a bar-b-que on Sunday and on Saturday I had a crawfish boil and went out drinking later that night. It was a blast I suppose, other then the fact that I'm getting older and ever since my accident 4 years ago, my body feels every day of aging that comes with it.

  But, the great thing that made me smile this past Sunday on my birthday was the fact that everytime someone told me Happy Birthday my daughter Kiley was right behind me letting the persons know that, in her own words, "my birthday is coming, I will be this many" and she would hold up 3 fingers and then say "that's 3, I will be 3"

  I got a good laugh out of it, because she was just so darn cute while doing it, but at the same time it was kind of scary, because Kiley is growing up too fast. She's getting very smart and very witty, it's cute and scary. This is mainly due to the fact that I don't want my little baby to grow up, but I know it's inevitable. :[

  • Posted Mar 5, 2008 11:47 pm GMT
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• 17Nov 07

  Team Fortress 2, the thing I must have

  Ok, so I wasn't going to buy the Orange Box until later, just because I didn't have high expectations for HL2: Ep2. Well, after seeing the latest Tournament TV and seeing the greatness of Team Fortress 2, I must have this game. I will probably buy it solo, due to the fact that I already have Portal (bought singally). But, now that I'm getting two of the games, it kind of bums me out that I didn't just take the dive and buy the Orange Box from the get go.

  So yeah, I used to play TFC, but I never really got into all that much. But TF2 just stomps the crap out of TFC, from what I can remember of it. The gameplay looks so deathmatch like, and the differences in classes makes it so diverse and puts a certain strategy into the game that others lack in. This is one of those games that only comes across my eyes ever so often that actually impresses me enough to think that this is a game that can take up a year of my life and still have fun playing the game. I mean, I'm sure that even after a year of playing this game, I will still be learning new strategies and tactics to win easier or just make the play better while I'm there.

  I was super stoked to see that tournament, and I'm stoked about getting this game. I can forsee some late nights being filled with TF2 in the near future.

  • Posted Nov 17, 2007 6:42 pm GMT
  • Category: Games
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• 8Nov 07

  Do people check their contacts?

  I know I for one always check my contacts whenever I'm on my profile page, which is very often throughout the day just to see if there is anyone tracking me.

  There are a number of people I have had debates and discussions with on certain topics, so I felt that it would be a good idea to become their friend and track them, so that they could in return do the same thing and we would be able to PM each other and further our discussion on the subject at hand or debate about a certain type of game or gaming style. But no, I have a large number of people I'm tracking that just don't seem to want to track me back and share a mutual friendship.

  This place is about making friends, and I feel the more, the better. I especially love reading my friends blogs and seeing what's going on with them when they post a blog every once in awhile, and I would like to have these others that I have started tracking to do the same for me so that I can see their blogs under my tracked blogs, so that I don't have to go search them out on their profile page, because if they had a knowledgable discussion on gaming with me, then they most likely are posting intuitive blogs that I could be tracking and comment on.

  Maybe I'm just uncool and nobody wants to be my friend *goes emo*

  • Posted Nov 8, 2007 6:02 am GMT
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