I have recently purchased Dragon Age :Origins for the xbox 360 and find myself to be completely addicted to it, as well as I am with Borderlands. The many different unique starting points, and the various storylines that one plays through are all so amazing. I plan on beating the game with every type of character and every various class, if not merely to explore all that is available.

I can tell early on that this is going to be one of those games that has a very high replay value and will have to be ever vigilant to ensure that I do not allow myself to become too engrossed in this game. It is one such as that it could easily suck you in and never let you go.

I think my wifemight actually wonder where I went If I played non stop like I am inclined to do, but I will have to temper my desire so as to not get her to throw away my xbox lol.

Borderlands,

My addiction, how I enjoy playing you so. Last night I defeated the Rakk hive, Krom, a number , well a number too high to list of crimson lance fools, and thought I was near the end when i got the the crimson lance enclave, all to no avail as I am still rather far away from my goal of borderland domination.

My character is level 33 nearl 34 and I am hoping to defeat the vault boss rather soon, and praying that there is some chance for a legendary weapon locked within some of the crates in that locale. I stayed up way to late last night playing this game, and now, at work im afraid I will not be able to keep my eyes open. I sm not even certain I will be able to stay awake long enough today to stay in work.

But if I call out again im screwed, i'll even get written up, as just a weej ago I called out after staying up much too late playing the same game listed above. Anyways wish me luck on this day so I don't get fired for being a game fanatic.

Work: the study in consistency.

Well work is as it always was and will more than likely continuet to be. We strive and strive towards an imaginable goal of one day not having to run the race of a hamster caught on a wheel. I have no reason to worry about the future, for it is now, not tomorrow or the day after that, but the present, where we stand and where we make the changes neccesary for survival.

For many years I would worry over the many things that could not be changed in hopes to get ahead, only in the end to fall even further behind. After my nearly 30 years on this earth I have found one thing to be unneringly true, it is not the quantitity of life that matters most, but rather the quality. A life less lived is more tragic than a lived life ending in tragedy, for the greatest tragedy of all is the one created by us that leads to an end with nothin and no one to guide us.

Life is one thing, and that thing is as follows, a march towards death, making as many memories as possible that will long outlive our frail and fragile forms. We all want the same thing, to be remembered, to have something survive us, something that we either take part in or form, soemthing that will survive us when all selse is long turned to dust.

Anyways, these are just the ramblings of a soul about to log in for a days worth of hard work, so take them as they are given, and in that same spirit, thoughts placed on digital paper, nothing more and nothing less.