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I fail to understand the hype around Delicious in Dungeon. Why risk your life going into an underground abyss full of monsters to feed off of them when you can quite literally stumble upon perfectly edible plants every time you venture into the depths of a forest?
I completely understand if you are jealous. I would be, as well, had I not been the one privileged to enjoy this fulfilling meal.
Work blog day!
Today I... •Cleaned turtles, koi, and plants, and scrubbed their filter socks. •Scrubbed saltwater, cleaned the protein skimmer, rinsed the filter and took out the carbon (gonna do a round of Chemiclean), refilled the salt bucket. •Got my water tests done. •Changed the filter pads on freshwater. •Helped people troubleshoot a chameleon thay was shedding poorly, helped people with a million bearded dragon questions, helped 2 families set up their first bettas, and another one get their tank upgrade planned out. •Found cat litter on Uboats for a customer that was stocking up, suggested dog and cat foods to customers whose pets had special dietary needs. (I LOVE IT when people have questions) •Caught ALL THE FISH FOREVER. (Sold Annie Anthias; a bittersweet moment) All in all a productive day. Remembered to nest tasks better than usual, but still lots of room for improvement. Time management and getting back into the groove after interruptions have always been difficult, due to my ADHD, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to improve. Just means I take longer to process info and put it to use, and that I need to work harder to keep up with my peers. And I remembered to put away my siphon during my lunch break! :p I've been bad about that...
There is no such thing as a bad elf name. There are the classic names reminiscent of poetry itself, such as the likes of Eldaerenth, Merellien, and Aerendyl, along with more modern names such as Defenestration, Cacophony, and my personal favorite that I might use if I ever have children of my own, Tylenol.
THE BEST WAY TO SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER, IS SINGING LOUD FOR ALL TO HEAR !
