Should I apologise?

Some people may know of a certain... mutual dislike between me and Dracosolaris, culminating in her leaving, kinda, the neocolours board. She had a bit too much faith in the staff for my tastes, and was a wee bit too willing to assume people were lying when they said they'd been mistakenly frozen. However, now something similar has happened to her, in that she's lost both her trophies and her gallery. So she made a bit of an apology on the neocolours board, and I neomailed my sympathy. My question is this: even though I like to think of myself as being in the right, and I believe I was less in the wrong than she was, I can see how I may not have acted as maturly as I could. Would it be better to apologise, generally, or would that bring up too many old things? Or does she not merit an apology, even?

*sighs in confuzzlement*

For 'dul

antimouse

Okay, this is not gonna be a happy update for some of you...

But I agree with what they say when they say you should NOT use the QWERTY keyboard much while attempting to learn the Dvorak. It really *does* get confusing. So, until I'm at at least 40 wpm on Dvorak, I am *severely* limiting how much I chat, just to keep from going crazy and switching to the QWERTY again.

Now, they say it's about 1 hour per WPM and you should train at about an hour a day. I don't mind increasing that slightly, and I the hour per WPM is supposed to be a bit generous (it certainly seems to be for me, considering...) but you need to give me AT LEAST two weeks before expecting nice long rants again, 'k?

Luv ya all, now I gotta go wander.

Djusk' a!

Oh! Forgot to tell you how my day went!

It was GOOD.

First, my Art History midterm:

I did well in every section except the one on the Romanesque... I missed that in class, somehow, and, of course, in my last minute (really) study session that was the one period I neglected to study. Of course. But I got the other 4/5 of the test correct, and as it was multiple choice, who knows, really?

Then, the Latin Class party. *grins* Funfun! Michael brought in a Chocolate Carvel cake, and we had both plain and sour cream and onion chips. Well, I could only have a small slice of cake, as I am attempting to ban all, or at least most, dairy from my diet, but it was GOOD. And I had a lot of grapes, Tina got green ones. It wasn't just the three of us and Professor Dunkle either, Aaron (Michael's twin) donated a bottle opener for the sparkling cider so he just invited the entire Greek class (all three of them, and Professor Harris) to celebrate with us. They stayed until Dunkle threatened to make them translate Wheelock's, then they went to their own class. And I gave away scarves. I was happy to get rid of 'em (we're kinda drowning in homemade scarves here) and they were impressed by how talented Mommy is at making them. She crochets. So that was good.

The class was also nice, I actually got more sentences right than the evil Michael... Actually, I got all mine right and he stumbled. Weird. Then I promised to make them all look at baby pics after the babies have their 6-month birthdays. *grins ebilly*

Micheal did decide to quit Classics, though, having seen all of I, Claudius, in favor of ballroom dancing. This is a pity as I doubt I am that good at finding the ever moving classics club on my own, and I do wish to see the rest of that show. *sighs* Still, it's nothing that can't be overcome. I'll just tag around Aaron.

So, all in all, a good day. *nodnodnod* Oh, and we have less work in Core 10 than we thought. *grins*

Djusk' a!