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I really do. No, I'm not in the best of shape. My lower back is a bit tight and sore. My arm and leg muscles are a bit tight and queasy. And yet I am not completely out of the running. How much I can do at a time, or altogether, time will tell. I think, if it doesn't snow on top of my efforts, I might be able to get the whole thing. And, one way or another, I very likely will get it all done, if not hitting it twice if it snows more. I will only be able to get ahead if this is it, for snow, for now. If not I will at least get the old off. And since I do it in shifts, I might have all of it off some areas... at least by the time I finish. Winter can be harsh, innit? Not bad for a gimp, either.
Gaming goes on. For not great particular reason, I am attempting to level this tune rather highly. That is what makes pve (player versus environment... as opposed to pvp, or player versus player) much easier. The problem with high level pvp is that most players don't want to, and perhaps can't, play pve well enough to level that high. Most pvp players are in it merely for the stupid attacks on other players, which means many of of just skip social to avoid pvp hacks. Not interested. Though it would be nice to be able to play online without the risk of invasion, for cooperative attacks on in-game bosses, and reading messages. As I see it, pvp ruins this, and many other games. It is the attempt to make us all borg. Not interested.
In any case, I am doing well in the game. I think there is still a boss or two I skipped earlier, because they were beyond my skills. Bosses I need to find then take down. The game is interesting, in that you can skip many boss fights. The ones you can't skip, you can level to beat. The ones you can skip, by the time you first meet them, you may well not have a good chance of leveling to beat. Some idiots tell you to just do it, in spite of their obvious failures to do so well or easily. I have found a better path, and learned when to ignore the advice of idiots.
Well, on to snow removal. Should be interesting. I am hoping, though this takes me down for a bit, it opens up the opportunity for me to get out snowshoeing and winter camping. I'm hoping this will help me get back into shape. And it just might. Later.
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