Back to Work

In receiving an email from ArenaNet, it reminds me that Guild Wars 2 is coming out in a week or so. I'll find out tonight after checking the blogosphere who (everybody) will be planning to get it. I'm still on the fence; the internet is so incredibly slow right now, that i'm quite sure i'll rage-quit after a few days. I don't think Terraria will last til Borderlands 2 comes out..

Anyways; Fan Expo is coming to Toronto this week (starts Thursday); I plan on going most likely on Sunday.

Go to Tate's website for more photos

For girls in cosplay? nahhhhhhhh... *halo*

Red Point

To answer Ravanel's question, this photo looks better with the shoes included than probably without ;)

Visit my photography site for many more photos from my jam-packed photoshoot weekend.

Haven't been playing much of anything these days; internet is too slow for Diablo 3 (makes me cringe how GW2 will be), so I've been playing Terraria. Defeated a few bosses, and accumulated enough wealth to not worry about money.

Thursday Musings

For my best friend, Hunter, who I think would appreciate a woman like this ;)

I bought Terraria 2 days before the Steam Summer sale and although I paid 7$ more than I could have, it was still worth it. Very sandbox-ey. My kind of crafting game.

The first thing anyone should learn how to do is to make a house. This will protect you during the first few nights when zombies will come at you relentlessly and your weapons are too weak. Check this vid which does a good job. As long as its not the Blood Moon, zombies cannot break through doors.


A good thing for newbies is to go to the Settings and set Auto Pause to On so that while you craft or check your inventory, monsters or slimes don't constantly interrupt you.


Lastly, there is a point to making better quality tools (pickaxe, axe, hammer); the better the quality, the faster you can harvest materials.