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I prefer nighttime over the day, only because it's more relaxed at night. Everything is winding down and there's a chance to rest and relax after a very long and trying day.

I feel like I should make more cookies this weekend. Maybe chocolate chip and snickerdoodles. Stop me before I bake again.

Thunderstorms overhead again, with the occasional downpour.

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I forget how many I've saved, but there's enough that I'm set for reading material for a while

I like reading fanfiction too! I'll be doing readings of some of my favorites on the library club. As far as games, I like match-3, puzzle-type games, not big on shooters or battle simulations, I also like retro arcade games (because that's the type of games I grew up with) and rhythm games (like Audiosurf and Melody's Escape, which let you use your music).

Good question! One thing I love to do is cook (I learned how in high school and worked in a couple of restaurants when I graduated), and while I don't have a particular specialty, I've tried various types of cuisines. I also like to read, mostly nonfiction and historical/biographical stuff as well as books related to cooking. I have other hobbies, like painting, writing, and games, but reading and cooking are my true passions.

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Anything you want to know about me in particular, or in general, please feel free to ask. I promise honest answers to your questions.

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Jumbled. That's the word.

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I'm getting a feeling of anxiousness, though I'm pretty sure it's unfounded.

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But after all that mourning, will they remember you? I doubt it, I'm easily forgettable. Will your online friends from other continents remember you? I would hope they'd think about me now and then, but ... see above. For what you will be remembered? I honestly don't know what I'd be remembered for, if anything. Maybe my voice? Who knows? What kind of achievements you will be remembered by your friends, or your colleagues? Again, I really can't say for sure. In your short life right now, did you do enough to leave your mark on this Earth? Probably not. I may have touched a few lives along the way, for better or for worse, but I don't know if I made any kind of lasting impression. What was your legacy in this world? My legacy is I didn't leave one.

The main thing I miss is being able to go outside, park myself under a shady tree, and do absolutely nothing. Just sit there, maybe nap if the mood strikes, but just not having to do anything if I didn't want to.

I'll read the first post, then the posts on the most recent page just to see where the conversation is going, but I mostly don't have a lot of time to read the entire thread. Especially if the thread is hundreds of pages long.