Most weeks, I have two therapy appointments that Ray must attend. Occasionally, there'll be something else on a third day in the week (like this week). Yesterday, I found out that, after three trips this week, I get to do a fourth today. *EDIT: whining about this deleted in the interest of hating the fact that I do too much of it*
Talked to
dravengodvamp last night, which was cool. Short version: life is pretty good, and I might just see him in August-ish.Could not get any motivation to play CoH last night, dunno why. My mood last night was wavering, a lot, which probably had something to do with it. Ended up playing a lot of Bully, which I'm lovin'. Yes, it's just GTA at a prep school, and it's a little sad to see how Rockstar rips itself off (the gameplay and mechanics of it are exactly GTA, they might as well have just replaced graphics...which is what they've done since GTA3, really), but it's still fun. Surprisingly, I'm not impressed with Marvel: Ultimate Alliance. If nothing else, it seems to suffer from a common problem in games these days: in adding the ability to play online, the single-player game ends up being weak. Online play for things like this tends to be very much "let's all get together and go smash something" and thus has no depth; the single-player game is exactly the same, except that your companions controlled by the AI just go through the motions, making the whole idea sorta weak. Adding in unlockable characters makes the replay value slightly higher, I suppose (for instance, the one I really want is Ghost Rider, and I can't unlock him until halfway through the damn game), but considering the game won't be the least bit different on a second play-through, I can't see me caring enough to want to do it. I may bother finishing it, or I might just resell it for something that is, you know, fun.
swanwhite is probably working late tonight, again, but I dunno how late, so who knows exactly what I'm up to tonight. To quote Bogie, I never make plans that far in advance.