Being last is hard.

Okay, so. Hey. Considering that this is the third and last introduction-like post, I thought that I'd change things up just a bit. Okay? Good. To begin with, pretend that you are me.

/starting second person/

Your name is Joy, but you go by Jovi a good deal over the interwebz. Currently, you are sitting rather comfortably in a spinney chair (that you love dearly) consuming a dinner of popcorn and cream soda. Also, you're absolutely infuriated with practically every video editing software in existence, but you realize that that's aside the point so you won't bother ranting on that right now.

You love writing as can be assumed with all three posters of this blog; your own blog is here, by the way. You enjoy reading (you also entirely got that reference of Lindsay's up there and smiled rather maniacally upon reading it), music, and coloring with crayons. Obviously nothing was implied in the italicized words to anyone specifically, but along with that statement of nothing being implied, it so totally meant that something was, in fact, implied. Being a nerd is something that you happen to be and have learned to love being. You love the freedom of being able to obsess over any given thing at any given time without anyone thinking it out of the ordinary. Role-playing and making nerdy references are both daily habits of yours.

In the majority of public places, you can be found avoiding social interaction and speaking as little as possible. Due to this, you happen to be incredibly well acquainted with the place that you know as your mind, aka Hogwarts where you go on adventures with certain Doctors, cynics, archaeologists, and Lincoln-clad chaotic good figures from the 17th century. You enjoy it there a good amount.

You hope people will enjoy your posts along with Lindsay's and Jae's and continue to follow this blog, a project that you're rather excited about. You're thinking about how refreshing second person is to write in and you regret the fact that you'll be switching back over to first person in the next paragraph or so.

/end second person/

So you at least vaguely know me now? If not, you'll manage.

Now I'll answer Lindsay's question on if I could live in any time period, which would it be? Admittedly, I'm suckish at history and getting the years straight in general (I'm still quite convinced that it's still 2011)... I'll do my best though. The first thing that comes to mind is to be able to live in Medieval Europe, but then I remember about how poor sanitation was and how, you know, there wasn't any internet. So, thinking realistically, I have it narrowed to about two general time periods--during the space race or the 1980's. Space race is obvious because who wouldn't want to witness living history for something that was previously thought to be impossible. And as for the the 1980's... well, first to be able to witness in conscious thought the growth of the internet and secondly just because of all the neat music going around then. Yep.

Next question: What would you do if a lone alien approached you while you were alone, asking for your assistance in getting back to his home planet of Magrathea?

~Jovi