[Jilitse's Scrapbook] Ichor for sale

by **Stitch** on November 21st, 2010, 10:11 pm

I will pluck that book from your cold undead hands if you don't hand it over. <3

by **Gossamer** on November 21st, 2010, 10:37 pm

This is why Mizahar needs high powered firearms.

by **Kamalia Timandre** on November 22nd, 2010, 12:54 am

j. Tell Drainira "I'll look into it. I'll get back to you on that. I'll give you an update." Yey KimmyDora quotables.

Hahaha, darling, I'd love you like whoa if Jilitse did that!

by **Satu** on November 22nd, 2010, 1:14 am

Oh Jillli! What's the worst that could happen? Just give Drainira the book...

She is our friend...

by **Jilitse** on November 24th, 2010, 4:36 pm

Meanwhile, in a far away universe, the person behind Jilitse has finally landed a job at one of the biggest corporations in the - I daresay - world. The person behind Jilitse will soon be working as a data management analyst for Citibank. She will be signing her contract tomorrow at 3pm GMT + 8, if there will be no more problems with her requirements. By Friday she would start training for her 5-month project-based job which pays well, is on a day shift, and is not a call center - just as she had hoped for. By Saturday she will be on an airplane with her family en route to one of the many beautiful beaches of one of the many beautiful islands of the Philippines. By Sunday she would have visited Puerto Princesa's subterranean river. By Monday she would be the color of her favorite dark chocolate. By the end of the long weekend, she will be fresh and happy as ever.

Somewhere in the days after she expects to be doing overtime as her job requires - the schedule of which, as the manager had chided her, starts at 8:30 am and ends when there is no more work to do. Somewhere in this great transition in her life, the person behind Jilitse is very worried that she might find less and less time for Mizahar... but this is her being pessimistic.

In a far away universe, the person behind Jilitse is smiling. Mizahar has helped her write, Mizahar has helped her become a better writer, Mizahar has taught her many things about creative writing, Mizahar has been great and will continue to be. The person behind Jilitse is thinking of Tarot and everyone else in Mizahar. The person behind Jilitse is happy. The person behind Jilitse wants to tell the people who read her scrapbook (some of them Founders) that Mizahar is a great place to nurture creativity and originality, that Mizahar is not a perfect site, but is one of the best she has ever been in.

She would like to say thank you to the person behind Cosette Merryweather who is no longer around. Because the person behind Cosette Merryweather was one of her good friends, and the person behind Cosette Merryweather was the person who told her about this RPsite.

And she would like to say thank you to all that she has been with in chat or in roleplay, because if not for them she wouldn't have stayed this long in Mizahar.

Lovelots,
Jiltots

by **John Vicari** on November 24th, 2010, 4:51 pm

Very happy for you and congrats!

by **Mao** on November 24th, 2010, 5:42 pm

I'm incredibly happy for you Jilibabe, that your life is going so well, but I fear that you might disappear from me, and maybe that's me being jealous, but I love you so much girly, and we still have to skype more!

Enjoy your time.. but if you do leave me forever, please at lest pop in AIM and say hello, that's all I ask, because without you I wouldn't know what to do with myself.

Te amo, pequeñita. Que te pase bien.

Paopao

by **Tarot** on November 24th, 2010, 6:49 pm

Congrats on getting a job, but it's not like you are leaving for Mars.

Lots of people here have office hours like yours and can still find time to play (and manage) the site. I have a 90-minute commute on top of that - that's 90 minutes in the morning and 90 in the evening. As with tons of other things, time management is the key!

by **Gossamer** on November 24th, 2010, 7:19 pm

I echo the sentiment - Grats on the job. I work 8-10 sometimes longer hours a day six days a week and sometimes those hours equal somewhere around 70 in total. I'm still here. I'm still kicking. We have faith in you. Don't give up on things you love. Just do things a new way. Cut back, take breathing space, and know we'll always be here for you.

by **Vanator** on November 25th, 2010, 3:11 am

Jiltots, I am so happy for you! I know the job was one of those unknowns that weighed on you. I do hope you can manage to stick around, you are a great writer and a good friend. I wish you all the best in your new job!

Mike