Went to game night at the Diesel Café. Not nearly as many people showed up as the last time I went. However, Boggle seems to be a much better game, now that we know that you can build words diagonally.

on_reserve made the quote of the night when she said, "I was just so overwhelmed with the glory of the four letter word."

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I felt jittery the whole time I was out. I don't know why, but I just couldn't get my nerves together. There was absolutely nothing to be nervous about. It wasn't a panic attack, because it didn't come on suddenly nor was it brief. I left early. I feel like I'm drifting.

I met cobweb at the Diesel Café. It was great to see her, and I had a great time geeking out with her. I want to take her to the Great Meadow in the spring. I think she'll really enjoy it (as long as she doesn't fall into the Bog of Eternal Stench).

As cobweb was getting ready to leave, someone came up and asked "Are you neitherday?". It turned out to be grrldan. Talking to someone that you've never met IRL but whose journal you've read regularly is odd. You don't really know them at all, but yet you know so much about them.

grrldan introduced me to another lj user, on_reserve. We played Boggle, which is a game I've never played before. I rather liked the game, even though I totally screwed up my first turn because I didn't realize you couldn't build words diagonally.

I'm very happy to be expanding my circle of friends IRL. It's become rather contracted over the last year or so, as I've become more and more of a hermit. Starting to branch out again feels good.