Computer game. I'm making custom content, shall we say, and I'm coding how it works and it's such careful WORK. And I keep getting it wrong, too!

Oh, it sounds like fun though. I used to do like.. fancy HTML way back when MySpace was a thing.. But I've forgotten how to do stuff now. But it can be frustrating when you make mistakes. I'm sure you'll get there though. :) Do you do it for fun or work?

I never learned HTML.

It's for fun. I do all kinds of difficult tasks of incredible complexity just for fun. @[email protected]

Haha of course. Always fun to torture yourself with difficult tasks. :3

HTML is like a foreign language to me.
It makes no sense. D:

Small spiders can fly.

They can use their silk to attach to a possitively charged particle in the atmosphere, lift up and off they go.

And that is my life. In my free time, anyway. I have a fine eye for detail, so my expectations are high. I like to do a lot of things, and I want to do them all right. I feel like I have too much on my plate, but I'd be so bored if I didn't. You know?

Originally Posted by Amane

And that is my life. In my free time, anyway. I have a fine eye for detail, so my expectations are high. I like to do a lot of things, and I want to do them all right. I feel like I have too much on my plate, but I'd be so bored if I didn't. You know?

That definitely makes sense to me. Better to have too much to do and have to push some off to do later that to have nothing to do and just sit around like "what now?"

Spiders are gross, but I can just about handle the little ones, its kinda cute when they glide around on their silk, as long as they're glidind away from me.

HTML isn't too hard, once you know what you're doing. But I used to obsess over every pixel being right and it did get annoying after a while. So I just stopped and now I don't remember how to do anything.

Crying babies are headache inducing, I can agree with you there!
We're in the terrible twos with our toddler.

When babies cry it makes me sad

It depends on the situation, and why she's crying, but it occasionally makes me sad too, but it all depends.
And her tantrums... we dare not mention her tantrums.

OH MY GOD!!!!

I never want to see a spider fly. That would be like something out of a horror movie.
Imagine, a sky full of flying spiders! I can't!

I'm totally with you there. No thanks!!

I get sad when babies cry too. :(

Except when this one toddler Ava works with cries,
She doesn't actually shed tears, she just kind of whines and it's more annoying than heartbreaking.

Originally Posted by Fuu-Chan

When babies cry it makes me sad

Exactly, Fuu. She cries and it makes me cry because I don't know what to do, I've fed, changed, burped, and cuddled her and she still cries sometimes and it's just.. heartbreaking.
Tantrums on the other hand.. My sister-in-law's children have thrown some terrible ones. Her son hits people when he's throwing a tantrum. And I'm still recovering from my cesarean section so I tend to avoid him.

I… feel nothing when babies cry? Heh, sometimes you just know.

Sometimes days of my life go by in a blur, and then I look up and I'm like, "What have I been doing with my time?" It tends to happen when I'm really into something and spend all day on it.

Spooky, it can be so frustrating - especially when it feels like you've tried everything and nothing works! :( I've so been there before. My first pregnancy, I went through alone. I wish I had a partner to help with my daughter. I do this time around. So drastically different. <3

I'm glad that Norah doesn't try to hit. She just throws herself down, crying and screaming on the floor. At least nothing more than that most of the time.

HIM doesn't like children.

My cousin's son likes to bite and hit when he's having a tantrum.
I'm glad Ava doesn't have to deal with those outside of work.

It's so annoying when they throw themselves to the ground and start rolling around and screaming and kicking! I just leave them there until they're done. Ava doesn't mind the screaming, she kind of tunes it out now because she hears it so often.

Makes sense Amane. Some people just don't have that instinct to want children.

My days used to go by like that too, usually when I was really into a book. Man, I miss reading.

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Originally Posted by Moonlit Freedom

Spooky, it can be so frustrating - especially when it feels like you've tried everything and nothing works! :( I've so been there before. My first pregnancy, I went through alone. I wish I had a partner to help with my daughter. I do this time around. So drastically different. <3

I'm glad that Norah doesn't try to hit. She just throws herself down, crying and screaming on the floor. At least nothing more than that most of the time.

Frustrating is one word for it. I do have my Ricky so it's not like I'm having to do it alone and I feel very lucky for that. Can't even imagine doing this as a single mother. My mum did it, and I think she'a amazing.

I am a one-sitting reader. I don't start reading before the series is done. I wait until I have a long break so I can do it. EXTREME reading.

Originally Posted by HIM_ROCK

HIM doesn't like children.

Thanks, HIM.

I can feel astrology coming through as I think about it.

I usually ignore Norah as well, it seems the farther along I get in my pregnancy, the more tantrums she throws. We're pretty sure it's because of all the change, so we're doing all we can to let her know that she'll be needed and yes it's change, but we won't forget about her.

HIM sometimes feels like throwing oneself on the floor and having a tantrum.

Me too!! HIM, you're so not alone in wanting to do that!

Sometimes I feel like turning into a cat.