As you could probably tell (or not if you aren't extremely observant, which I guess is okay, too), I am having some stuff going on that involves me not spending the entirety of my time on what I consider the formal "internet," while still using an old computer to talk to people.

That sentence is supposed to be ironic in some way.

Now that that's through with, I ought to tell you who I find to be more important to talk to (with ease) than you guys (with major effort on my behalf). That would be a close friend of mine facebook says that I am currently in a relationship with, and if some particular folks share a thing about it with the formal internet, they should expect some less-than-friendly mail on their side of the country/ies. That having been said, my "good" computer is dead, otherwise I'd find time for the both of you.

I mean "dead" in a way that the hard drive inside of it is damaged in a manner that I cannot install things to it or run anything from it and Staples will not take it without me throwing it at them, which they are not too fond of. This is kind of helpful in that it keeps me off of a computer *all* of the time, which means I get to read more, which is kind of nice when it's a good book, and lead an active social life that doesn't rely on my chat being relayed through dynastynet's spastic servers. (Incidentally, it's about half relayed through Google's spastic servers and word of mouth. Ha ha ha. Dry laughter ensues.) I think what I miss most out of the old computer was gimping. Now that I can't make pictures with the ease I wished (however, I still love photography), I'm delving into writing poetry, which satiates that desire quite well and then some. Who would have guessed.

Solo and Ensemble it pretty soon too, so I'm also practising Mozart's Concerto No. 1 arranged for French Horn. That means even less time for everyone here, which is already now extremely sparse as-is. Enjoy my absence, and try to continue to try to not break things. At the latest, I'll really be back around the start of the new Decade. No chats, though.

If you want to contact me, mail jaydenar@gmail.com, since that's what'll load with the sparse specs I've been given.