Back from my Christian Youth Retreat camp, it was a blast! Met soooo many new people from the five different churches that gathered together to become ONE, which was the theme for the christian retreat. Together as one unity, one in Christ, one in mission, one in healing, and one in Spirit. And other Christian stuff you probably will fall asleep reading about, so I'll just skip to the part where this morning, I slept in too late in my cabin and missed BREAKFAST! They had pancakes and sausages and none of my cabin-mates bothered to wake me up for it.

Now that I'm back, more boring school tommorow (and I mean boring not because it's school, but we do nothing of interest everyday...) and I'm feeling really tired. I'm getting seriously worried on how my fursuit progress is going because...well...it's a long story.
But anyways, too lazy to do my regular updates list. I still have much to work on for

's contest, and she will kill me for that. But I have to say something: I'm really losing my interest for the internet life, and for making art solely for putting it up on the internet. I read

's most recent journal and I feel what she does. Somehow, going on the net just seems so...blah, now.
Same goes for my writing life. There seems to be no interest in it for me anymore, and I don't know how to fix it. Alot of ideas I've been told I've tried, but they all don't work. If anyone even reads these journals...I'd appreciate some more advice.
I've been thinking about something. In a game that I own, when you don't communicate with your friends, both of you lose interest for each other and your relationships decrease.
I've noticed lately that I haven't been talking, or trying to talk to any of my friends that I've known for years, or newly-made friends. And when I think about it, I think our relationships are fading...probably because I don't find chatting for endless hours in a chatroom that appealing to me anymore. But I can't help the fact that I worry that all the good times that I've shared with people online will mean nothing if I don't keep my internet life up.
Just had to get that out...
Now I don't know how many of your actually take time to READ my journals. A while ago I based the number of people that read my journals on the number of comments (which was really few...and that broke me). Now I know that I shouldn't be the one to judge whether you read my journals or not, because we have not communicated in such a long time. So tell me, if you're reading this. Are you reading because we're still friends, or you just like my ramblings?