~ I am still accepting awkward questions for that December question meme: here, if you want to ask me anything.
~ I think I might be a bit lactose intolerant. I've been feeling really nauseous lately, and um, other stuff, and I'm having trouble figuring out what caused it. The only thing I can think is that it's milk because I've been drinking more coffee recently, and I have a fair bit of milk in it. So. Honestly, I don't know. (I don't want to say for sure because wheeee self-diagnosis but if I try a milk substitute and then this stops, well. Doesn't take a genius to work it out, does it?)
~ Still playing Awakening. Attempting to do All The Sidequests. I must be doing something right because I've been playing for 14 hours yet, and have only just encountered the Architect and the Mother. (I beat it in around 15 or so hours last time).
I've definitely done stuff I didn't manage/remember from before (because, like ME3, which I played around the same time, I am remembering most stuff! And I've only played it once before). Like I finished off both quests in the Keep's basement (I know they're relatively minor, but eh. ALL THE SIDEQUESTS!)
I need to stick ME2 in sometime because I want to get Lucas through to 3 (BECAUSE CORTEZZZZZZZ), and also because he will be the only one of my Shepards who's met Kasumi :(
~ I am reading The Fault In Our Stars by John Green. I had not heard of the guy till this year (in spite of his being a popular vlogger????), and I heard this book was awful, so obviously I had to read it. And it is awful. My disbelief is not suspended, and the teenagers don't talk like teenagers (they talk like overly verbose adults who are trying to show off). Also it's supposed to be a book about cancer, and it really isn't. And it thinks it's so fucking clever, and it just comes across as so fucking smug that I want to beat the characters to a pulp. (In lieu of that, I beat darkspawn to a pulp).
The problem is that John Green is actually a competent writer, and so I want to carry on reading in spite of myself. I guess if that means I finish a book for the first time in forever, then that's no bad thing really.
(P.S. I'm sorry if you like this book, or the writer, but he's really not my thing).
~ I am slowly getting through The Drawing of The Three, relatedly. I think once I've finished the above book, I might plow on with this one because dang it I now have The Waste Lands, and I want to get these books read!
~ Still jealous of everyone who's not me who is playing DA:I
(I don't understand this because I wasn't this hype about ME3, but I think I talk to more peeps who play the games now than I did then? *shrugs*)
~ I think I might be a bit lactose intolerant. I've been feeling really nauseous lately, and um, other stuff, and I'm having trouble figuring out what caused it. The only thing I can think is that it's milk because I've been drinking more coffee recently, and I have a fair bit of milk in it. So. Honestly, I don't know. (I don't want to say for sure because wheeee self-diagnosis but if I try a milk substitute and then this stops, well. Doesn't take a genius to work it out, does it?)
~ Still playing Awakening. Attempting to do All The Sidequests. I must be doing something right because I've been playing for 14 hours yet, and have only just encountered the Architect and the Mother. (I beat it in around 15 or so hours last time).
I've definitely done stuff I didn't manage/remember from before (because, like ME3, which I played around the same time, I am remembering most stuff! And I've only played it once before). Like I finished off both quests in the Keep's basement (I know they're relatively minor, but eh. ALL THE SIDEQUESTS!)
I need to stick ME2 in sometime because I want to get Lucas through to 3 (BECAUSE CORTEZZZZZZZ), and also because he will be the only one of my Shepards who's met Kasumi :(
~ I am reading The Fault In Our Stars by John Green. I had not heard of the guy till this year (in spite of his being a popular vlogger????), and I heard this book was awful, so obviously I had to read it. And it is awful. My disbelief is not suspended, and the teenagers don't talk like teenagers (they talk like overly verbose adults who are trying to show off). Also it's supposed to be a book about cancer, and it really isn't. And it thinks it's so fucking clever, and it just comes across as so fucking smug that I want to beat the characters to a pulp. (In lieu of that, I beat darkspawn to a pulp).
The problem is that John Green is actually a competent writer, and so I want to carry on reading in spite of myself. I guess if that means I finish a book for the first time in forever, then that's no bad thing really.
(P.S. I'm sorry if you like this book, or the writer, but he's really not my thing).
~ I am slowly getting through The Drawing of The Three, relatedly. I think once I've finished the above book, I might plow on with this one because dang it I now have The Waste Lands, and I want to get these books read!
~ Still jealous of everyone who's not me who is playing DA:I
(I don't understand this because I wasn't this hype about ME3, but I think I talk to more peeps who play the games now than I did then? *shrugs*)
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