Second Life

Anyone who has created a Second Life knows that it has the potential to be a really great online social and money-making opportunity. Maybe for them, that was the case. For someone not willing to put any money into it except an itty bitty little one-time fee, it turned out to be rather a bust. I don't particularly enjoy spending my time in front of the computer interacting with people I've never met before (and will probably never meet.... in Real Life, that is) and who must have exceptionally dull lives.
If I'm offending any of my potential readers (at the time this is being written, I am quite aware of the fact that I have no readers. Hopefully one day these two sentences will be a thing of the past - untrue and obsolete) then please go ahead and boycott this blog. I apologise and beg forgiveness from any of those individuals.
Anyway, as I was saying... If it were possible for me to never leave my room, eating away all the peppermint flavoured ice cream in the world and engaging in forging a new era in the Second Life, as well as make oodles and oodles of money on top of that, what could be better? Hmmm... let's think.... maybe.... A LIFE? Sure, peppermint ice cream is great, and so is making tons of money doing absolutely nothing more than moving the little appendages called fingers conveniently attached to the ends of the considerably larger appendages called arms.

Truth be told, I have nothing against Second Life, its creators, or the people who are actively a part of that world. I simply dislike the fact that it's so hard to get anywhere in that nice little virtual world without paying for it first. bleh. :(

Well, now it's time for some good ole Mac 'n' Cheese (courtesy of the supermarket from which I bought this delectable Stouffer creation.
And for those of you reading this right now, I pray you find meaning in your life.

Just Kidding :)