I gave up, im done with furc

[Sasha Silverbane]

ever since NFF died, i kinda gave up on furcadia, nothing to do everyday.

I'm not dead, i don't die that easily, but i won't be on furc...

and btw, Thanks targath, for the Digo, and Tajar, for being so insistant that i work on my dream in your dream, and everyone else, for being so supportive.

keep in touch on these forums guys.


lemme know if ya got SL




















Wow..... this post is really a downer sorry

[Targath]

Sorry to hear that you gave up. I myself have decided to give Furc another shot, though I will not be on as much because of work and other things. Yes, I now have a full time job IRL... woohoo! I was a bit hasty to just give up on Furc myself, though sometimes we need an extended break. I do miss all you ol NFFers, but sadly, I think that group/dream is dead and gone.

Currently I am commissioning someone to help work on another dream project for me (the map portion anyway) while I focus on the DS and Bot stuff needed to make it work. That dream will likely not be around for a while as it will take some time to prepare and test things. However, I will certainly try to visit any dreams others invite me to until then.

It is rather sad that friends sometimes grow apart and stop communicating like they used to, but it is a fact of life. I don't doubt that some of you remain in contact with one another even outside of Furcadia, but I seriously doubt that with over 60+ members of a guild, a large number would. People move on to different things, sometimes return and make new friends, or cling to one or two close friends for years... but not everyone can (or should) stay in contact with others just for the sake of "comfort." We all need to step outside the box once in a while or life will be forever dull.

Hopefully I will see you online sometime, Sasha... but if not, thank you for the good times we shared together and for being a regular while things were still going strong. Oh, and You are welcome for the Digo. It was simply a token, but the gesture was sincere.