:D The hot mailman came in and talked to me. Oh, hot mailman, you make working here amongst the crazies so worth it.

Today has been uneventful. A little writing, a little bit of trying to figure out how to ration out my RP energy/time. The problem isn't so much that I have too many characters as it is that I don't want to give any of them up. (no, okay, the problem is entirely that I have too many characters, and the ones I thought I would be done with after the game ended I mostly didn't. I think I've stopped playing three or four our of... thirty-four? And three of them I've never even played with.)

I need a gigantic whiteboard so I can make a chart. Like the chart on the L Word. Except with characters. Because it's like playing Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, I can relate any of my characters to any other one in five steps or less. xD

Anyhow. Barring divine intervention (or a phone call from anyone I'd like to spend time with) the rest of my day will be spent writing, I think. I have three stories going for the WTF table and I have an idea for two more. I need to finish one before I start another one, though. ADD =/= getting things done. (...I may put Psycho on for background noise. Cause I just watched it, but Vince Vaughn = excellent eye candy. andIkindofmaybewanttoseeTheBreakup. I mean what? NO.)

And also I may or may not finish working on the Andrew/Trent soundtrack Kristin and I have been putting together, and by finish I mean trying desperately to put some kind of chronolaogical order to the songs and finishing the back cover art. It's turning out very well though. I'm happy with it. (and it only makes me tear up a little. xD)

hm hm hm. Sometimes I feel like I'm far too much of an open book. Is that a bad thing? I'd rather be a little too open than a lot too closed, which is why I hardly ever make friendslocked posts and I'd never go friends-only even if my parents did find my journal now. I've tried it a couple of times in the past and it just isn't any good for me. I think too much about things like this, but LJ has become such a huge part of my life. I've had mine for almost five years now. I have a permanent account because I can't imagine not having LiveJournal around. Five years is longer than anything lasts in Dani-time. It's almost a full quarter of my life.

I don't know. Ranty McRantpants. I'm going HOME now.