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Behind!
Boy am I behind on journal entries! I'll admit it: I've been spending all my time on Askville, answering questions. It's addictive, and a hell of a lot of fun.
I'm now level one in six categories: add Books and Politics to the list. Leveling it a bit odd, because it can take several days, up to a week before your answer gets rated. So there can be no activity for a while, and then suddenly you spurt upwards. And there isn't any notification about leveling, so you have to just notice the change in your Experience Points box.
I tried to call in a post from Ruggles station today, but kept getting a three-toned beep and the canned message that I wasn't allowed to call that number from the current service area. I was able to call it from Franklin, but didn't have the time to stay on the line and actually make an entry.
To jump to another topic, Sebastian: today he had a Bike-A-Thon. It's for children with cancer, I think. He had a lot of fun on his new bike, but apparently did crash into a wall once. No harm done, though, and it gave him an exciting story to tell us later.
I'm now level one in six categories: add Books and Politics to the list. Leveling it a bit odd, because it can take several days, up to a week before your answer gets rated. So there can be no activity for a while, and then suddenly you spurt upwards. And there isn't any notification about leveling, so you have to just notice the change in your Experience Points box.
I tried to call in a post from Ruggles station today, but kept getting a three-toned beep and the canned message that I wasn't allowed to call that number from the current service area. I was able to call it from Franklin, but didn't have the time to stay on the line and actually make an entry.
To jump to another topic, Sebastian: today he had a Bike-A-Thon. It's for children with cancer, I think. He had a lot of fun on his new bike, but apparently did crash into a wall once. No harm done, though, and it gave him an exciting story to tell us later.