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Update:

November 29, 2009

Yes, it's been awhile. A *long* while, since I wrote my last entry. I apologize to my readers; my health has not been so great. Don't worry, it's not a fatal disease or anything. (You ever notice how life itself is a terminal condition? lol) I just feel very, very tired and sore all the time. That makes it hard to focus on things like blogs and websites.

I've been spending a lot of time in Second Life, which is an online place for people to gather. I call it my Second Addiction, chocolate being the first. :) Second Life is geared for grownups but I think they still offer the "teen grid" for persons under 18.

The basic account is free, but they soon hook you with shiny things to buy. You can get hair, clothes, jewelry... just about anything for your avatar. ("Avatar" is what they call your character, the person you are there.) Most of that is not free though, alas. Luckily I'm teaching myself to make my own.

The entire setup is a great way to escape from "real life" though. So that's pretty much... all I've been doing. Just surviving, and living an imaginary life where my real one can't go. :)

P.S. - Oh! I almost forgot the most important part. The Teacher's Guide for A Gebra Named Al is coming back in print. I am working on it right now, in fact. It will be available very soon.

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