
Spent the day completely fried (after I got up again). I'm capable of being at least vaguely functional on various forms of interrupted sleep, but this wasn't one of them.
Got a call from the clinic a little after the installers left to set up an appointment with me for followup on the kidney thing. For tomorrow, which is nice; I'd been meaning to set up an appointment for a while but I wouldn't have gotten one that soon anyway, I'll bet. Didn't get around to it because of the usual phonephobia.
Played a lot of Wizardry 8. It's worth noting that for a while I've been shouting "Attack of the killer Rikers!" at intermittent bits at the gang on Overland, because that's what the marauding thugs look like, really. Finally, I asked
oneironaut how to take a screenshot, and with gtst and
annwyd's help (and a minor assist from
lstone) I produced the image here. See? It's a rampaging killer Riker!
In other miscellaneous notes, I had Altair's Child take front when I was talking to
brooksmoses last night. Which was quite odd, because AC never takes front, ever. At least not for more than fleeting moments. She's really in a supporting role most of the time. It was very interesting to have her out and independent for a wee bit; I've got a better handle on her as an entity now, at least. Maybe she'll come out more if I ask.
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I played that game so much one time, that I dreamed it. I was running around some dream world with the portraits on either side of my field of view, and a scrolling commentary down below. Was weird.
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("None of your %$@#& business" is, of course, an acceptable response.)
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But, will do some digging/research when I get home and recover from my current bout of research.
Good thoughts to you,
B.
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The short answer is: it depends on how you look at it. There are thirteen of me, yes; however, we're all me, rather than fully distinct individuals, so no.
This is an essay I wrote about my internal structures and processing modes in response to a Pavilion essay solicitation. (Pavilion is a multiplicity-awareness and activism group.)