Author Archives: Alas
Dreams really do come true
Oh, hello there! Everything around here has been on the quiet side lately, hasn’t it? I blame my job. Not the coffee making one, but the one I just recently got. I’ve been super excited about it and have wanted … Continue reading
Minipost: Stomp this!
I made an inadvertent discovery today1, squawked about it on Twitter and discovered that I was not the only person who didn’t know this before. So. Here we are. Halfhill. The daily in question is called Pest Problems and you have to … Continue reading
Minipost: A possibly unpopular opinion
Several weeks ago, I saw a bit of a kerfuffle on The Twitters regarding the PvP stage of the legendary quest. I don’t actually recall who was involved in the discussion, so take my recap with a grain of salt. … Continue reading
On not raiding
It’s been over a month since I last raided. Last week, I was thinking that it had been a month, and then I spent the whole week in between then and now trying to figure out how I feel about … Continue reading
And now for something completely different
As I’ve mentioned one or two million times before, I work in a law firm. It’s somewhat different than all my previous work environments, which have ranged from a warehouse/production environment to a lot of years in Higher Education. One … Continue reading
Hitting a snag
Project QuATT is giving me problems. Outland is a major pain in my ass just at the moment. Getting Hellfire squared away is easy enough, and I had no issues there. Ditto for Zangarmarsh. Terokkar was a bit more of … Continue reading
A peppy message of hate
So, At and I have been marathoning Grey’s Anatomy lately. I blame my sister for getting me into it. While we watch, At farms ore and I’ve been spending time getting back to work on my massive cross stitch project … Continue reading
Lagging out
Hey guys. Have I complained yet about my recent job development? Have I even mentioned the job development? It… would not appear so, unless I have bitched briefly and idly on The Twittahs. Well, I’m not surprised.1 I have been … Continue reading

