Wishing for a Lazy Day Versus the Camarilla

[jasonandrew]

My wife really wants to go to the Camarilla Vancouver Ball tonight.

I'd rather stay home and write.

I admit that's not as entertaining for her as it is for me.

Writing is more fun for me than playing pretending vampire games, but it is a lot less social. That was one of the reasons that I rejoined.

The negative side is that there is the usual OOC shadow politics over IC politics. That sort of thing is always there in any large club or organization. I see it in some of the writing guilds I am in. The key is just waiting. Bad officers or troublemakers eventually burn themselves out and end up on the other end of the stick.

As for myself, if I am going to put in my valuable time into a game, I want it to tingle. I want there to be excitement and drama. I have no interest in sitting in the corner. I have no interest in playing at a whisper.

I'm sure soon the wheel will turn and I'll have an interest in playing again.

Comments

[sasjhwa.livejournal.com]

Can she not go without you? If you do end up going, I hope they talk about your visit for a long time to come. ;-)

[highway-west.livejournal.com]

Yes, there was a bit of a stir, but only the fun kind.

[talithakalago.livejournal.com]

Did you end up going?

[highway-west.livejournal.com]

I did.

The game dragged but the party was awesome!!!

[talithakalago.livejournal.com]

Coolbeans.