It got quite in the forums again, don't you think?

I admit I'm posting less again

Yeah, same for me, I've gotten more busy as always around this time of the year. End of semester and deadlines are approaching and there's holiday shopping to do in the remaining free time... But I'm trying to keep up my posting a bit anyway, I notice that it is much easier for me to post a lot once I'm kind of used to it and an active part of conversations already in contrast to when I was silent for a while and have to jump into conversations freshly again.

It's also easier when people post longer things that ramble a little so there's a choice of what to respond to.

Sometimes I don't know what I can contribute if the conversation is really directed/focused, so then it's either I just don't post at all, or end up throwing a complete nonsequitor in there...

Which admittedly I'm not the best at staying on topic to begin with, so sometimes it's hard to tell.

I haven't had motivation when I've had time to post

also I'm rather hungry and tired

Aww, I hope you get something to eat, then, and a chance to rest.

Motivation as in, you usually wait until Grog comes or you get some other concrete benefit to posting, or motivation as in, you like to have an inspiration for what to say?

I can only agree, Chrizine!

I'll call today a "bib day" again - a day at the library, so in English it should be "lib day" :D

*wants to join the convo but feels like it died a natural death by now* #late

ehhh, time to start a new one, then.

Do any of you guys remember when you were very little kids, playing string games? The only one I recall is cat's cradle, and I know there are more...

Oh yes, I remember those! Cat's cradle is one for two players, right? I used to play it with my sister. We had a little book with a string that went with it that explained a bunch of different ones. Most of them you could even do alone :) I think my favourite one was something with a witch's broom, a cup of coffee and the eiffel tower. I always told a story with it :) I don't know what it was called though.