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My weekend was not terribly exciting, but it was pleasant and that was all I feel I can really ask for. Yesterday I flipped cards pretty successfully. Successfully enough, at any rate, to consider my deck not terrible and to earn some packs at the tournament I played in. Friday was spent largely cleaning, though that was broken up by two Mormons for about 15 minutes. The first thing I did, of course, is what I do for anyone who knocks on my door; I asked them if they wanted a cup of coffee. I think the minor inconvenience dealt them by my temporarily forgetting their dietary restrictions is partially balanced out by the fact that they cold-knocked me on a Friday afternoon inquiring about my spiritual well-being, but they were kind enough to ignore that I had said anything at all.
I think the poor fellows really were puzzled by how cheerfully bleak my worldview has become. I forget, on occasion, that this is an issue for other people. I don't bring it up in casual conversation. There isn't any need for being edgy, I haven't come to my conclusions with the intent of shocking or depressing others. It doesn't make for good party chat. It is, in any case, irrelevant. But they asked, so I told them.
They left me no literature except a picture of Jesus on a throne and a phone number promising a free DVD. Didn't they used to hand out their book? I guess a phone number is lighter then a sack 'o texts.
I'm through with working strenuously on Magic for a while, content to allow the bulk of my focus to shift to other issues and addressing Magic primarily through actually just playing it. The deck does require tweaks, and it'll get them, but the majority of my work is, I feel, finished. I considered what I ought to be doing. What I suspect is that I'll muck about with various things until I hit on one that I'm interested in engaging. That's what happened with the deck, and for a while, that's what sucked in my attention.
I think the poor fellows really were puzzled by how cheerfully bleak my worldview has become. I forget, on occasion, that this is an issue for other people. I don't bring it up in casual conversation. There isn't any need for being edgy, I haven't come to my conclusions with the intent of shocking or depressing others. It doesn't make for good party chat. It is, in any case, irrelevant. But they asked, so I told them.
They left me no literature except a picture of Jesus on a throne and a phone number promising a free DVD. Didn't they used to hand out their book? I guess a phone number is lighter then a sack 'o texts.
I'm through with working strenuously on Magic for a while, content to allow the bulk of my focus to shift to other issues and addressing Magic primarily through actually just playing it. The deck does require tweaks, and it'll get them, but the majority of my work is, I feel, finished. I considered what I ought to be doing. What I suspect is that I'll muck about with various things until I hit on one that I'm interested in engaging. That's what happened with the deck, and for a while, that's what sucked in my attention.
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