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My brain is tired, I couldn’t come up with a creative title for this blog entry. My tiredness is completely all my fault. It is the consequences of my actions. What a exactly is this action that has resulted in this consequence? I have returned to the World of Warcraft. I had been debating about reactivating my account for the past few weeks, and when Sunday Friend suggested that we play together I immediately created a new character.

Its been fun traveling through Azeroth, killing kobolds and brigands. I’m Team Alliance this time around, they have much prettier areas to explore. I’m still sticking with the Warlock, the spells and pets/demons are fun. Its like I have the power of two people. This time around the WoW obsession is deeper but I think that is mostly do to the fact that I am communicating with Sunday Friend while playing; I wouldn’t be as into it if he wasn’t there.

I also started to play WoW again because life has gotten stagnent. I know this might sound like a complaint and that’s not my intention. But there is no drama in life right now, no family issues. Work is good. Friends are good. Still no special someone. The cats are a barrel fun. I noticed this about a week ago when I wasn’t stressing out about…well anything. I am trying to figure out why this seems like a bad thing, no drama should be a good thing.

There is also another consequence to the tired brain, there was an incident with a knife. Dun-dun-dun! I had taken a knife out of the drawer to cut open my new headset for gaming. I laid the knife on the desk and walked away to do something else. When I returned to the desk I looked at the knife and couldn’t remember its original purpose for being on my desk. Then as  a passing thought, like literally for a split second, I had thought that I had gotten the knife out for some nefarious purpose against my wrists.  I’ve been distrubed about this thought ever since…two days later. I haven’t had wrist slashing thoughts in quiet sometime. So I am putting it down to being tired that my brain came to that conclusion.