The Torment of the Worgen

"I did this. I don't remember doing it, but it cannot be otherwise. I have committed sins in my life before. I even killed a man once who didn't deserve it.
But this is different. I am changed. These murders were not my choice. A beast lives inside of me. I will be hunted and shunned. I need to hide. Run. Bury the bodies.
I start to walk outside when I realize what truly bothers me.
I feel no guilt." - a page that my rogue is left with after breaking the seal on a magical book found in Karazan, in the World of Warcraft, and being transformed into a Worgen.

Here is my latest self-portrait, inspired by my rogue character on World of Warcraft. clickit

Here is Binky, our new kitty

The bomb squad

This picture speaks for itself, hehe...

Here's the latest picture of Mom and Dad's backyard. So pretty! To me the snow is a distant memory again, so it looks so nice, but to them it is a nuisence. What do people do if they can't shovel it out, and there's no one to help them? I am so thankful that there are people that help my parents with the snow.

Storycorps

Need a good cry? I dont think anyone could listen to this to the end and not cry, but it's ok. It has a powerful lesson. I listen to Storycorps every Friday on the way in to work on NPR. I am usually crying in my van by the time the person is done speaking, even if it's a happy story. I am a big huge softie. Even my kids Disney videos or a piece of brass band music can reduce me to tears, and I'm not sure why I ended up that way, 'cause I always acted so tough when I was younger. But this project, Storycorps is so powerful, I dare any of you to listen to what this man has to say, and not cry. I double dare you. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=18791726