Welcome! I think I'm going to be lazy and make this title the same for many journals that are as general as this one. It has no specific topic, but just the over-all conditions of my life.

I got a job since my last journal, I work as a delivery boy for Bucceto's. It's not that bad of a deal. I take the food that the people order, get it to their house (which can be more difficult than it seems), and I collect the money and tips. I go back, rinse and repeat. I have to be sure not to leave anything behind, and more importantly know where I'm going. I'll admit I've made a mistake once or twice, but we all suck for a little while, right? It's like buying a new pair of jeans. At first they're stiff and you don't really want to wear them, but as you walk around in them they loosen and get comfortable. I have three different managers, I'm not sure of their exact titles. first is Keiran, the guy who met with me and hired me at first. He's a cool guy and he's supportive of the newbs like me. He's been working at Bucceto's for around 3+ years? He really knows what he's doing. Then there's Amy, she's real nice to me, like Keiran. She helped me as much as she could when someone I was delivering to was being difficult. Lastly, there's John. John can be a bit harsh at times (after I screwed up pretty badly one day, he kinda let loose on me, I felt pretty shity the next day) but he just wants to stress the importance of my work. If I don't get deliveries out quickly and efficiently, people will spread the bad reputation and stop ordering from Bucceto's. I totally understood him, and he' really a cool guy. He likes to talk video games with Keiran and me. If I just keep up good work, he's totally cool with me. I just stressed him out that day. I heard that he felt bad about it, but I didn't hold anything against him. All in all, the folks that I work with are all really nice people. I don't mind Bucceto's all that much, especially when I get a free small meal with every shift. I get some nice tips sometimes.

So, I recently got back into Final Fantasy XI. If you are reading this right now, i urge you-PLAY IT! I work hard all the time to find new players, do it! It does require a small monthly fee and a hard drive of some kind. One can play it on a PS2, PS3, Xbox 360, or a PC. I play it on my PS3. They don't actually have a port of it for the PS3 system, I just installed the PS2 game on the PS3's hard drive. I can play it anytime I like now. I love the PS3. It asks for about 12.95 per month for one character and an extra dollar for every character afterwards. I had an Elvaan but now I have a Hume character. I kinda miss the Elvaan, they're so delicious. I chose hume because I want to be a Red Mage. Red Mages cast white magic, black magic, enhancing magic, enfeebling magic, just about any kind of magic except blue magic (exclusively for blue mages). They can also use swords and knives. I love the versatility of the red mage! They can't do each kind of magic as well as the specialized jobs of course, but that's the price you pay. I want to sub the Summoner job as well. That's something you won't find on WoW, two jobs at once. I can cast most kinds of magic and summon creatures to fight by my side. I'm excited to say the least. i started off as a Warrior to level up to get my sub job. Once I did, I immediately switched to red mage.

And now my time has been cut short. Till next time!