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| | Current mood: |  cold |
| Current music: | move: Freezing Rain |
 I learned my lesson.
Every day I learn a lesson.
Yesterday, the lesson was "Do NOT leave your back open if Jerry is within a mile of you."
Today?
"Never go out. Ever. Again."
1:36AM
and I just got home. (By the time my bus came, Susan was already home.
For a while, too.) @_@ My left arm is dead, my toes are numb, and the
only reason my fingers are moving the way I want them to is because the
laptop overheated somehow and the warmth is ridiculously soothing.
The
only reason my parents aren't screaming mad right now? They're asleep.
Not that they need to scold me, mind you - I learned my lesson. | | |
| | Current mood: | frozen |
| Current music: | 玉置成実: IDentity |
Superstitions are bad for me.
If the first day of a year is a good indicator of what the rest of the year will be like? My year will suck.
I
will be lonely, freezing cold, have the most ridiculous luck with
public transportation (either they all come late or all come right),
suffer events of clumsiness situated at varying levels on the scale,
spend far too much, wake up too late for my own good, be stuck in large
crowds where it is very likely for a person to develop spontaneous
claustrophobia, and get lost. A lot.
Also, I will eat lots of Japanese food. What? At least all the onigiri have been red! Ish. Shush. Pink and orange count.
By the way, if anyone ever says "Let's spend Chinese New Year's in Chinatown" - don't do it. Slap them silly. For your own good.
Gung Xi Fa Cai / Gong Hay Fat Choi / however the hell you want to say it. | | |
| | Current mood: | cold |
| Current music: | 島谷ひとみ: PASIO~パッシオ |
Sweet sweet solitude.
So guess who's staying home alone the first three days of the Chinese/Lunar New Year?
It's a bit amusing since my parents are panicking "Can you handle yourself?" and somewhere in me, the teenager goes "Mom, I'm nineteen. And this isn't the first time, nor is it the longest amount of time I've stayed home alone."
This
would be a bit more to my benefit if I actually planned on having a
social life this weekend, but other than visiting my grandmother... no,
not really.
It was nice to be able to see people today though. Even though Davina was a no-show on her own plans. XP
Oh,
and post-Holiday candy sales? Are awesome. Two bags of Necco Candy
Sweethearts (the ones with the cheesy little text like "Be Mine") the
size of my upper arm for a dollar. I don't care
if everyone says they taste like chalk or whatever, they are my candy
drug. Now shut up and get your own chocolate. 8P | | |
| | Current mood: |  starving |
| Current music: | 嘉陽愛子: ☆HOME MADE STAR☆～嘉陽愛子のテーマ～ |
*tackles the pantry*
I'm tempted to drop my Anthropology course.
On what basis?
I cannot stand 5 straight hours (10-3) of classes without food.
Also, the required Ethnography project (30% of total grade) scares me, but it's the food that immediately affects me.
And of course, the worst part is, I'm the one who scheduled my own classes. RAWR. | | |
| | Current mood: |  worried |
| Current music: | NEWS: Stand Up |
This two hour break between my Chinese and Trig classes is nice because
I get approximately 40 minutes to relax at home and not pay exorbitant
amounts for lunch.
It
would be nicer if I didn't spend those 40 minutes panicking about being
late for Trig because the bus might go off-schedule as always. | | |
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