Current mood:	gloomy
Current music:	Muse: Invincible

Rising Heat
 I suddenly have more time for my project than expected, and a new lenovo T500 to do that work on.   It doesn't scream, but compared to the T43, it might as well, which makes work much faster.  All this really means that I won't have to spend my weekends working or worrying about whether I should be working.  Excellent.

Which means that between games and parties this weekend, I can get cracking on writing some real setting information for the project, start writing the most ridiculously jrpg-pulped out game of Anima Prime ever, and start training for the combination wedding/club opening.

The kung fu club's sifu's son is getting married.  There will be three dragons, three northern lions, and three southern lions.  We'll also be carrying sedan chairs.  That's a lot of really tough work.   The next day, they're doing it again when the new branch opens in redmond.  Both will have shaolin monks demonstrating kung fu.  There will also be giant chinese buffets at both events, and ancient masters (even older than sifu) demonstrating.  Everyone is going to be called in; they expect to need 47 people at each event.  So I probably need to start learning how to work a lion or keep time on the dragon, or haul chair.  It should be a lot of fun.  But I have to start training, which means no more Friday nights out and about.  But I feel like I need more conditioning anyway, for some reason...

There's this vague sensation that something is coming in the near future that I'll need to be ready for... perhaps its the end of the school year (and my wife's freedom from indentured servitude), or the project making progress, or GPNW coming up rapidly, or the steadily rising heat.  But I have high expectations for this summer.  And I intend to be ready.