An end in sight
What I got home on Monday Mum had been busy cleaning all day - and using her new foot-thingy - so I had to start the tea - the Jalapeno beefburger with potatoes and salad. Then it was time to get some stuff done on WoW. I managed to get a grouo for the Shattered Halls heroic, because it was the heroic daily. We had some nasty moment, but because we had a shammy (self-rez ftw!) and a druid-healer (combat rez ftw!) we just managed to make it to the end to kill the executioner and get the unused axe for the 'Test of Mercy' quest - only two more heroic quests to do in the Shadow Labyrinth and Arcatraz then I can try to get into a raid to kill Mags, safe in the knowledge that my title is in the bag!

Tuesday was another quiet day here, and also idiot-free. Had it away on my toes at the usual time and spent the bus trip back happily reading another book by Diana Wynne Jones, the Merlin Conspiracy - I've already finished reading A Charmed Life and The Lives of Christopher Chant.

I popped into the Co-Op on the way back to get some bread. Mum had tea nearly done when I got in - liver & bascon with veggies, mmmm. I jumped on WoW with the intention of doing heroics if I wasn't needed in Karazhan, but I eventually ended up helping the Stranglethorn Surf Club in Zul'Aman. We made it all the way to Zul'jin before we wiped again on our second try with him and I had to go to bed. I got a nice caster dagger out of it (the thing is freaking HUGE! Seriously, there must be something off with the scaling) and I earned enough from my completed quests to offset the cost of repairs and reagents. A good night, even if I am pretty knackered now.

I have stuff to do today though, so once this is done, I have to get to work typing out a witness statement and some other things so it's all done before Rhoda comes tomorrow and roasts me. *sigh* Only a couple more weeks of this and it'll be done - such a relief!