My first time.

I would like to thank everyone who attended the Chicago LAN. I had a great time. I went with Big0ne (my husband) because I thought it’s better than sitting at home and at the very least I could go shopping. Enough about Chicago,

I really wanted to express how my first few days of exposure to Xbox has been. I wanted to get involved and I thought I might try to play a game, learn how to operate the Xbox (I’m not sure I’ll ever get the hang of that thing) and then start to play live in a few weeks. The minute I mentioned my interest in getting involved with this to my husband started working on getting me signed up with an account, getting me a GT (which he had to tell me what that was) a sig (again no idea) and had me playing live that night. The first thing you should know about me is I’m technologically challenged. I traded in my old cell-phone for a new one that has no features and basically lets me receive and make calls. I’m on a first name basis with the IT department at work (they used to have to ask me where I was in the building but now they don’t even ask, they just shake there heads and try to help me). I write about this because it’s going to take a little while to familiarize myself with all of this and if you are unlucky enough for me to accept an invite from you, please be patient (sorry Tait, my first victim). I’m having Xbox anxiety already. To much information to fast. I’ve only been involved with this for 3 days and so far all I think about is playing and looking at the web site. I’ve left work early 2 days in a row so I can go home and practice before my husband gets home from work. This is also my first blog attempt so I’m not sure how long it should be so I’ll rap it up.

Thanks for all the welcome posts, you like me, you really like me [View Image]. I’m going to get an Xbox for dummies book and make you proud. Or maybe all of this is just a side effect from the Abs (mmm Absinthe [View Image]).