Addiction? Bah

It's good to know that, for the most part, if I were to ever really play an addicting MMORPG for a while, I wouldn't develop an addiction to it. Yes, World of Warcraft is definitely the prettiest, biggest, coolest game that I've ever played, and I'm constantly amazed at how I continually *want* to explore and do all the quests and gain levels and such. It's just a great game, and I highly suggest it when the open beta comes around.

However I constantly find myself reminding me that I should stop playing after certain intervals and continue to do other things. That's basically how my days have been; WoW for a while, then stopping to do other things. I think 'tis a good thing, and I'm glad I haven't (and won't) let it take over my life like a bunch of poor souls have with Evercrack and all those other games out there.

I'll be honest folks, I'm gearing up for a return to school. Quite frankly, I'm not really fond of this place here too much for now. I'd rather be hanging out with my friends and future staff mates for Phi Sig. I'd like to hang out with all the residents I'll be with. I want to be taking nothing but Communication and English classes (and maybe a dance class or something fun), and I'm ready for the university house life once more. I miss the parties and little midnight conversations about any thing and every thing. I miss the people there that look at me and just see me. . . and don't mind it.

Right now currently reading a good book, and listening to music really loud. It's a good method to encourage zoning out; maybe I'll come out with a good thought I can jot down. Tomorrow I have to get up early to do some stuff, so I suppose I can't do it all night long.

Soon.