Break over!

Well my break is over, I've reactivate the WoW account. Although I haven't logged into my hunter since I've been back. I've been spending time on the horde side where most of my guild spend their time. I'm also not really playing my troll hunter either.

So what class has been holding my attention for now? It's been the rogue class. Actually I've been playing all races and leveling them to level 10 and 12, and seeing which one I liked the best. I had every intention of making either a troll or orc rogue, because they seemed less common. But I wanted to try them all out and the last one I came to was the undead rogue. Playing an undead seemed the most roguish to me.I've been perusing the rogue blogs here lately. I'm trying to figure out whether I want to level as a Combat spec or Subtlety spec. I definitely have no plans to rush to 80, I plan on hitting the BG's along the way taking my time. We will see how long this last.

So on a personal blog related note, I noticed this week that I have had 50 page view this week. Most these referrals are from Lienna's Log tag for the Honest Weblog Award. I greatly appreciate the tag. Who doesn't like to see the site meter go up. My only regret that there wasn't any great content for those readers. I'm sorry if you were disappointed with your click. Those that link to me are far better writers and wordsmiths than I will ever be. I'm only concerned with jotting down a couple of my thoughts here and there. It is also a place for me to collect links to guides, forums and other blogs. I guess I could do the same thing with a my bookmarks, but I'm not always at my desktop computer to get to these links. So when I'm out an about I can pull up my laptop and go to my blog to find what I want to do some reading.

On a real personal note, I had mentioned in an earlier post that I had the lap band procedure done. I'm happy to report that everything has been going great with it. Since I first started on this journey I've lost 44 pounds. Now 22 of that was before the surgery doing pre-op diet which was a combo of Atkins and protein shakes. The other 22 has been after the surgery. I've had to change a lot of things in how I eat, but it hasn't been hard. The amazing thing is how easy it is. Another great thing is the low grocery bill. That is a plus. Below is a ticker showing the results.

Well I'm sure I've said too much now. I'll let you alone.