Thank you, Melbourne

[deathpixie]

I'm going off to have lunch with a couple of karate mates [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com] and Craig who has no LJ. *grins* And it's a lovely sunny day out there, albeit a bit chilly since it is winter here and temperatures dropped to around 8 degrees C last night. Yes, I know, it snows where you are. Shush - you acclimatise to what you get and I'm quite happy with consistently high 30s in summer, thank you. ;)

But yes, nice sunny day, friends who are in no way connected with fandom so I have to talk about something else other than X-Project (not that it's a bad thing, but yeah, the obsessive streak is well and truly invoked on this one and I need to prove I can use my brain for other things *wry*), and Japanese for lunch.

Life is looking good.

Don't look for me online after this, people. I'm thinking a break is in order today and I may very well look for Hell on Wheels playing in the city and go indulge myself in some Tour De France goodness once the other two go back to work.

Comments

[technophobia.livejournal.com]

See, this is why I have fandom friends. Because then my obsession for X-Project and plotting isn't seen as at all weird and off-putting. ;-)

Enjoy your day unplugged. We'll all be here to drag you back in when you get back. *grin*

[diamond-dust06.livejournal.com]

Yeah, except our X-Project conversations usually get sidetracked by something else geeky ;P

[deathpixie]

I look at it more as being a more balanced person instead of someone with only one topic of conversation which is what I've become lately. *wry* Again, not saying fandom or X-Project and the like are bad, but that I have been spending way too much time on it lately and that's never a good thing. I lose my sense of perspective, for a start. So, a day away from the computer doing other things can only be for the good.