This isn't something that happened recently. It just popped up while going through some old files.

Sometime ago, I had this web design client, who is sorta a friend, so out of goodwill I kinda got him free web hosting. After a year or so, he decided to switch his host (when it's free you can't expect too much from it). That was fine of course, I'm not making a cent from it anyway.

I'm uncertain yet but so far I've not applied for any editorial positions. I've been thinking about this for the longest time ever and concluded that it's just not the right environment for me.
I love to write and such, but at the end of the day, the satisfaction can't surpass the lack of monetary gain. To be honest, the satisfaction isn't really there either. I guess I'm too comfortable with the instant responses I get when I write on my blog (even the insults). I just don't get that kind of feedback (or any feedback) writing for the magazine.
I'm really hoping to be able to get a nice corporate job and slowly climb the ladder once again. I'm sure I'll be able to manage waking up early in the morning and dragging my sorry butt to work.
This is somewhat appropriate at this current point of time.

Surgery always has its risk and with all that blood lost you can't help but be wary that you might actually blackout on the streets for no reason whatsoever.
The night after the surgery my blood pressure was normal, the morning after it was pretty low. I was feeling giddy for quite a while really. Fortunately, I had people to assist me for the first couple of days, basically until I somewhat recovered.
Putting this in prospective, I consider myself lucky but what about those that aren't so lucky? What if someone close to you suffers from medical problems or age and has an unfortunate mishap? Falling on the streets can be critical. And if no one helps...

So my sister needed my mouse cause her's is apparently not working and I suddenly had the urge to play StarCraft 2. I have a spare gaming mouse in the car but I'm waaay to lazy to go get it at 1am in the morning. I'm a Razor mouse user (when gaming) in case you're wondering.
Anyway. Despite being "mouse-less" I still forcefully went ahead and created a 2v2 map game and played with AI (clearly I'm not prepared to play with actual humans and I'd be totally screwed playing 1v1 with AI in such circumstances).

Like Pegs said, "This has to be dated quite awhile back." And while Pegs and the rest enjoyed the night... I was slogging away at the front desk; taking "attendance" and giving out magazines.
Well, it wasn't just me. Diana and Ray was with me as well.
I go by the name Princessa (pronounced as Prin-ces-sa) online, you can also call me Sabrina or Princess Sabrina for that matter.
SauceINK Magazine
February 2010, 2nd issue
SauceINK Magazine
January 2010, 1st issue (trial run)