Musings of Ishmael

I've decided to skip my FSHN class today. It was less of a decision and more of a realization that I'd probably miss my bus anyway even if I hurried, but whatever. I have things I could be doing here anyway like homework or creating NPCs for my tabletop game. I've actually got quite a few of them in my head now which used to always be a problem. However, this game just seems to be writing itself. I'm so happy.

I still have a paper and a bunch of reading that I have to do for tomorrow, but as per usual, I just don't want to do it. I hate so many of my classes this semester for different reasons. My FSHN class is inanely stupid, history is standard history (which means a lot of reading and memorizing which I hate), British Modernism's teacher tries to hard to be clever and fails miserably. I only like my philosophy course marginally and finding out how I did on my paper and exam will determine whether I like it or hate it. I love my grammar class because it's something I'm good at and our teacher is amazing, but the students in that class have a tendency to frustrate me.

Just heard from Spencer that Colleen and Mike are going out. Whether it is or isn't official isn't known at this time, but it's not like it matters. What matters is that I called it when I was drunk and talking to them at my party. I tell you, I know things. I pick up the signals all around me and use my insanity to piece them together. It's like a permanent Eyes of Chaos. Now if they would have just not beat around the bush and caused such a hassle to me, it would've been wonderful. Whatever, they sound happy and that's what matters. Hopefully things work out as well as they seemed to in my vision. I've been waiting for something really nice to happen in this way for both Colleen and Mike.

Spencer is probably going to be starting up a Scion game which should be interesting. I've never heard of it before, but Spencer tells me that it's a game in which you play the children of Gods. Seems like an interesting concept and an interesting group of players, so I'm going to try it out if timing works out. If he wants to start it up this semester, I'll only be able to play on either Thursdays, Saturdays, or Sundays so I worry about the timing, but I hope it works out.

Nothing more really to say (or rather, say publicly). I want to talk about my plans for the upcoming tabletop games, but since it is conceivable (however unlikely) that my players could be reading this blog, I don't want to spoil the surprises. However, if you are interested, feel free to ask me about it personally because I'm just bursting with enthusiasm.