After a brisk walk to the bakery and a breakfast that was fruity if a little dry, I sat down at the computer, where I immediately spotted my note.
I can't blame it on the passage of time.ĮQ2 wasn't the first thing I thought of when I woke up this Good Friday. I'm at that age now when if I don't make notes I can't be sure I'll remember what I was thinking about the day before. Rather than rush into something while I was tired after a long day at work I wrote myself a reminder to check it out next morning. What would we do without Niami Denmother? You can have all your Developer Appreciation Weeks - praise where praise is due - but what we really need is a Volunteer Appreciation Week for all the people like Mum and Feldon and whoever it is who runs the EQ2 Library. It was late last night when I happened on an alert from the invaluable EQ2 Traders Corner.
Going on an egg hunt in virtuality, though: that's an altogether more appealing prospect. Maybe I would have felt differently about it when I was eight years old but the idea of poking around in the shrubbery on a cold April morning looking for my chocolate eggs has considerably less appeal than simply having them handed to me indoors. The concept is one I know more from popular culture than personal experience. I think I may have done one, once, as a child but I'm not even sure about that.
Mrs Bhagpuss and I were talking the other day about Easter Egg Hunts and how they were never really much of a thing when we were growing up.
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