Though the writing is still slow, I’m spending a lot of time doing nothing much in particular, especially since I bought a laptop from work (they upgraded everyone’s computer to a Windows 7 box, I got a very good deal.  I still need to fix my other laptop, but it’s no longer as urgent).  I end up sitting in the recliner, rocking my son to sleep, and multi-tasking.  Generally surfing websites or playing games on Facebook and watching tv.

The question remains, since Apoc used to be my place to escape, why don’t I log on more frequently?

When I went so long without Internet last year, I allowed my characters to rent-die (don’t tell me about MUDs that don’t have rent, I’ve tried them and lost interest).  After they rent-died, I figured I might as well reroll anyway.  The characters were over 50 and just getting old.  Plus, my thief was only level 11.

So now I have a dilemma, my cleric is level 12 or so, but I’m having trouble getting the stats I want for an AP (Anti-Paladin).  With few people on much of the time, I’m not sure if I should continue to try to roll an AP or to try to roll a Thief since that’s what I’m now most familiar with playing.

I’m thinking AP still, even though I won’t be able to make the same types of runs that I made with the Thief.  I think perhaps I should try to roll an AP this weekend while I’m designing my new site that didn’t get done last weekend.  If I don’t get the stats I want, maybe I should consider Thief after all.