Who knocks at my peace with no keys to my soul?

[impersona]

Mostly just posting something to indicate that yes, I do live.  I've just been uberwonky as of late, and inconsistent and ADD and etc.

Fanime made me so happy ;_;  It's one thing to have an online network of patently awesome people, but it is another thing to actually see the people and interact with them.  Plus, looking at all of the beautiful cosplaying is forever my favorite part of Fanime itself.  

I did come to a conclusion afterwards though - I need to make more of an effort to make more friends IRL.  That sounds very terrible but it is true.  I object to making friends with co-workers because I'm not interested in people at work knowing too much about my private business, so I have to find other outlets and other ways to connect with people offline.  I found a knitting shop that is nice to sit and chill at, and I have to look more into finding more interest-based networks. 

HERPA DERP, FRIENDS <3

I should have pictures of pretty knitted things I made later this week <3  including a shrug and some mitts.  

Comments

[mindsplinters]

I agree with everyone else. It is important to have some RL friends, too. It balances everything and it's good to have people you can see and do more spontaneous things with. Movies and dinner and all that. Even if it's just a handful, they're important.

... Which means I should call Shannon and Jeni and Debi and stop being a work/internet eaten doof. *facepalm*

Anyway, you're an awesome person online and off. You'll find some fleshy folks to hang with. <3

[impersona]

Tell them I said hi if you see them!

Yeah, I think having more IRL friends will help me out with my various confidence and insecurity issues too. Plus, it'll help me fill out a kinetic and social gap that I do feel, and I really should be using my twenties to get out there and really mix in with others.

Thank you ;_;