What a Sob Story it has been
by Joseph Delgado

I stopped writing Directions since it has been pretty depressing lately. All I keep writing about is how bad things are, how tired I am of writing Intervue Digest, how I've failed at this and that. Who wants to read that?

I think the problem started when I felt I had to write Intervue Digest. I had to this and that and I had to get it done soon. There's a whole list of stuff for ID that's unfinished and that's probably how it is going to stay regardless of how much work I do. I've been working full-time with a two-hour commute every day so by the time the weekend comes I'm pretty much fried.

I want to get deeper into Direct X Programming; I started a new section under Joe's about what I'm working on. The amazing part is that it is pretty easy and I look forward to developing it further. I've spent most of my life making games, ever since the Commodore Vic-20, so it feels good to be working on games and making progress. I have been ignorant of a lot of game programming concepts and I'm happy when something clicks and it works on the screen. I walk away with a feeling that nothing is impossible.

So the updates will slow down, but Intervue Digest is not going away, I just need to rest once in a while and do other things. I need to be patient with ID and not think everything is going to happen over night. It has to be fun and I have to want to work on it.

Thanks for reading,
Joe Delgado