Hey all, just dropping by to let you know I haven't died! There was a bit of an issue with time-loss and communication, but, that's been fixed with some rather interesting listing and now my only excuse is the great mass of papers that need writing (grahh.... 60 pages by the 12'th... wtf we're skrewed). To any teachers out there: sometimes lack of paper-writing isn't due to laziness, but really, really, really strange circumstances. =^___^=;;;

So, since we've got to run, we'll keep this freaking SHORT.

Topic of the day is time-loss and communication~!

First thing: not all systems 'lose time'. In fact, a good many don't! Okay, now, let's get on with it. =^___~=

So, I've already described the process of losing time. What I didn't mention was how you get it back: you don't.

When systems have better communication between members, they're able to coordinate a certain transfer of data (i.e., share the relevance, keep of the sh!te). Unfortunately, if you're system's a muddled lump like ours, the best you can manage is leaving notes--- which certain members of the system may deem 'dangerous' and remove. =^_______^=;;;

Person W: Whoo! Class schedule! *sticks it up on the wall, then switches out*
Person P: ....That's not safe to be there... it's harmful information and may threaten the integrity of the system... *takes down*
Later that day...
Person W: Okay, time for bed! Let's see what we have tomorro--- huh? Where'd the schedule go? =0___o=;

You see the dilemma. =^___^=; As best as we can tell, the reason this is happening is because the system is still stuck in a 'threat' state, where it still feels the need to protect some of the non-memory-carrying people (i.e., the volunteer workers, socialisers, some of the students and littles, etc.) from realising traumatic events. Unfortunately, it's yet to realise that receipts and daily planners aren't big bad monsters from beyond.

Very lame.

So, when you transfer in, if you haven't been out in a week and live in a cr@p system like ours, then best of freaking luck to ya'. XD;

Which brings us back to the original question and reply: how does someone make-up for lost time? They don't. And why not? Because 'normal' people don't loose time. If they loose time and let people know, someone might find out they're multiple. If someone finds out that they're multiple, they could lose everything that they have.

So, we make believe. Gather what shreds of info we can from those around us, from things we've left behind, and guess in conversation at all the rest. It's a lot about anticipation, guessing, and generally being a 'sleuth'. Hah! Yeah, sort-of like, huh? The great mystery to be uncovered this week: What the freak happened during the last one~! Dun dun dunnnnn~!

Hope all's well with you gals and guys.

All the Best.

P.s. Pardon if the writing/whateverness on this entry is sh!te-- like we said, need to hurry--- paapperrss~! Ahhh~! =@_____@=;