OrionTheSorcerer

These past three years have been a learning experience. While I will not say what happened recently (at least, not in public), I will say that my beloved cat, Zelda, will be forever missed. The best lessons are often the hardest to learn... but if you can learn them, then you may just be the better person. Never be so trusting of everyone. It can turn into a serious disaster. I'll be releasing some new things for everyone to look at. While I won't say too much, some of them are in haiku. To those who don't know, haiku is Japanese poetry. Keep in mind that I'm not a professional at this - I just do it for fun. In regards to what I am doing

Well, I'm actually crazy enough to do this once, but I think I'm even crazier for going back in. After my sudden "disappearance" from my 1st job, I'm actually going back in, but at a different location. All that I feel is honor and spite, as I work, burning my soul. People wonder why I can't smile. They drop the ball, I pick up the slack, and they ask me "why is your hair gray". As for what I've been doing, lately I've been thinking about my story that I've been working on. I swear, I've been going nuts trying to better the story. In the end, I think it'll be a real blast. To get it out into the fields, so to speak, is another matter ent

So, I've learned from working for almost 6 months...  that everyone has their own agendas and double agendas, and sometimes triple agendas... There are people that can be cool towards you and actually take care of the task they are assigned, and then there are people that pretend to be cool, but when you least expect it, he/she stabs you in the back and leaves you very, very ill. Other times, they'll say they do good work, but they don't "walk the walk", so to speak. Working today has made me realize that. It's really not that bad. The semi-annoying illness, I could do without, but otherwise, I think it's a decent lesson to learn. So, I now