Mysterious-ness...

Sorry about the lack of updates. There hasn't been much free time over the last few weeks due to one thing or another. Despite my being busy, there hasn't been much of anything interesting to report.
I picked up a GameBoy Advance SP (NES Design, see above photo) from Jenny. I mentioned that I really missed my old SP, which I had to sell in order to afford a Nintendo DS when they were released (I always felt guilty for selling my SP, they were just so cool! The design was fantastic. Everything worked perfectly). Anyway, Jenny turned round and said that she had an SP that she never used anymore and that I was welcome to it. I nearly jumped up and punched the air, but seeing as how we were in Gamestation at the time (hence the conversation in the first place) I probably would have hit the ceiling and knocked out a few ceiling tiles, and don't raise your eyebrows, it's happened before.
So, now I've got my SP again and I'm pretty much on top of all my work. The only way things could be any better at the moment is if I heard from Borders about a job. I handed in my CV a while ago now and they told me that they keep it for at least 6 months, so it's not even as though I can print off another and hand it in just to remind them that I'm still eager. So I'm broke...
No change there then.
Oh, about the title. I've been working on something a little mysterious. On my main blog page, there's a link to something called the 'Assassin's Trail', if you like following clues and you've got a spare 5 minutes, I'd reccomend you try this out. It took me a while to put together. The only way you're going to find out what it's about is if you manage to follow it all the way to the end.
Catch you later