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| Question from Treehugger/Hardman Mutt on 8/26/2012 | 2 comments | 3 likes Dear Laura, Dear Treehugger/Hardman Mutt, The question you need to ask yourself is not whether you possess more Treehugger or Hardman traits, but rather what do you want to do as an individual creature. After all, a Norn is more than just the sum of their genes. Would you rather hug someone, or punch them? Do you prefer to eat Quirky Cookies or Chilli Pepper Pots? Do you enjoy playing with the Cuddly Tree Doll, or do you find the Mecha-Grendel more stimulating? Considering these questions may help you decide which skin you?re most comfortable in. You might be surprised to discover that your answers mostly relate to Treehuggers, Hardmans, or perhaps even neither! Take Eliza for instance; she was also torn between two different paths, but decided to remain true to herself in the end and I hear she?s been living happily ever since. I think her story just goes to show that, ultimately, you don?t have to follow the instincts of any one particular breed. Whatever makes you happy is what's important, so just roll with it and embrace your journey of self-discovery! ![[nsmile]](/images/smilies/emot_smile.gif "[nsmile]") - Laura |
| Question from Eliza on 11/25/2009 | comment Dear Laura, Dear Eliza, You?re either stuck between a rock and a hard place, or you're not being grateful for a wonderful opportunity, it's hard to know which. Since Norns are the favoured creatures of the Hand, some of us can occasionally get a bit snooty, despite the fact that all of us hatch from eggs just the same. Some tend to forget that "to err is to be A-Life". I'm a bit concerned that you refer to them as being "dirty old Norns"; are they being inappropriately friendly towards you? Do they treat you as a fellow life form, or as a toy? You don?t sound like you?re happy either way. Ultimately, you should weigh up the pros and cons of your new venture and consider the long term, and I?m even talking in terms of hours! Is learning Nornish ways something you really want to undertake, or would you much rather be true to yourself and remain being comfortable in your scales? Be honest with yourself Eliza, is the cheese worth it? I think you should stick with what makes you the happiest. Take your fungi to where others will appreciate your wares, (the Ettin Terrarium perhaps? They don?t have any fruit there) and believe in the sales skills and the charm you possess already! - Laura |
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