Somebody actually used Second Life for business purposes.

A toss-up between here and Good Times. I have officially been offered a position at University of Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy. It sounds like an awesome position and all the people seem great. It pays more than I currently get but rent is also way more expensive in Ann Arbor so it should balance. Great benefits and lots of paid time off.
 

I agree; Victoria's Secret gives out coupons for free underpants every other month or so. That's always fun to go into the store and get something for free.

Classic is super great, we should all send him fish in tribute.

Gen Con. Just, Gen Con.
It's absolutely magical to be in a place with 50,000 people who all get me. Where I can solicit any random stranger at 1 am for a game of Red Dragon Inn.

Also, working running game demos for Slugfest for 8 hours was intense, but fun. Fastest 8 hours evar. And my RPG I pre-regged for was the best con game I've ever played. Got to see old high school friends, spent time with kashan, and all dreth's friends seem cool. Drank the most delicious cappuccino that has ever existed. And only bought things that I've actually been using. Four solid days of good tiiiiimeeesssss.

Last night I dreamt that the Angry Video Game Nerd and I, guided by Twink from Rainbow Brite, had to play a good video game together to bring joy and color back to the world.

I think I also dreamt about not being able to sleep. I hate that.

Got invited to my karaoke DJ's wedding, which I thought was pretty cool in itself. Then two days before said wedding, he texts me and asks if I want to actually run the music for the ceremony and reception, because the other DJ fell through. So I showed up early today, helped decorate a little, and learned what some of the fiddly knobs on the setup do. I tend to find weddings tedious, so having a job to do made it a lot better.

Weather here's about as swamp-like as one might expect. Not impressive on it's own, but what's killing me is that inside my office it's cold enough I need two sweaters, and outside I need negative one.

In 4th grade I tied a kid's shoelaces to the underside of the wooden platform of the jungle gym. He couldn't figure out how to get un-stuck, and I got in trouble.

On my way across state, the freeway I was on was suddenly closed, no warning before the last exit, and they diverted all traffic (at about 5 mph) onto a different freeway. I took the first exit which dumped me into the middle of Flint, Michigan. (If you know, then you'll understand.) Thank goodness for my GPS or I would've been freaking the hell out. Turned out it was due to an overturned semi accident a couple hours earlier.