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trinityvixenSo far this week, I've cut down my inbox folder from 87 pages of e-mails to 60. I'm pretty fucking amazed by this. I've been meaning to move all the e-mails over from this account to store them at my gmail account, I just never do more than a few pages at a time. But I think I've made progress. Of course, now I have 60 pages of e-mails that are less easy to sort out which I want to keep or not, as the easier decisions (old ads for sales at Deep Discount, alerts about order statuses, work e-mails) have been made. Hrrrm.
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I've got a good vibe going this week. Despite the fact my work load varies from day to day (Tuesday bored, Wednesday busy as nuts), I've just had a decent week. I can't believe it's already Thursday.
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I've gotten through thirteen, fourteen chapters of The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge. I've got a feeling I'm edging towards the finish, as I can no longer buy upgrades of any significant amount. That's fine. I need to replay chapters until I get better scores. That's how I've stretched the game out to being nearly twenty hours of play time--just replaying to get scores that unlock shit and earning bonuses to buy more stuff. Not to say the game isn't fun, but I'm not possessed by it or anything. I sit and play for five hours and then I'll leave it for a week or two. Fun, not stellar. It's getting less fun as I come closer to the end (the puzzles are a little more maddeningly annoying instead of challenging), but I'll finish it with good feelings towards it.
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I've got a good vibe going this week. Despite the fact my work load varies from day to day (Tuesday bored, Wednesday busy as nuts), I've just had a decent week. I can't believe it's already Thursday.
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I've gotten through thirteen, fourteen chapters of The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge. I've got a feeling I'm edging towards the finish, as I can no longer buy upgrades of any significant amount. That's fine. I need to replay chapters until I get better scores. That's how I've stretched the game out to being nearly twenty hours of play time--just replaying to get scores that unlock shit and earning bonuses to buy more stuff. Not to say the game isn't fun, but I'm not possessed by it or anything. I sit and play for five hours and then I'll leave it for a week or two. Fun, not stellar. It's getting less fun as I come closer to the end (the puzzles are a little more maddeningly annoying instead of challenging), but I'll finish it with good feelings towards it.
