Finally hit level 60 for my main character last night. For those who don't play, level 60 is the top level (for now) in World of Warcraft. Since I don't intend to become a hard-core raider, I am somewhat skeptical I will find the game too interesting at this point. We'll see. For the moment, I haven't done any quests in Burning Steppes, Western or Eastern Plaguelands, Silithus, or Winterspring. And I have only done a few in Azshara and Blasted Lands. And most of the upper level dungeons are new to me as well. The one exception there being Sunken Temple and that's a mid-50s dungeon. Not to mention a bunch of lower level regions I barely touched on the way up. So there are lots of quests I could do as well as dungeons and shorter term raids to keep me occupied for a month or two. After that, I have two choices, roll another character or become a hard-core player. Or a gold farmer.
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Genealogy and Family History: Class #2
A gave myself a couple of tasks to accomplish yesterday before the second session of my genealogy class. The first was to pick up the class packet…
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Macro-economics
I just signed up for Macro-Economics at Seattle Central. With Hubert, the same instructor I had for Micro-Economics. It's online. Class starts…
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Eco 200: grade
I just checked my grade for for my micro-economics class: 4.0. I'm assuming that means I got an A. Also, I now have a 4.0 G.P.A. at Seattle…
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