| Happiness... |
[Jan. 7th, 2009|04:39 pm] |
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Besides having the day off work, which is eternal happiness at the moment, I finished La Femme Nikita. Though it did have it's moments in the last couple of seasons that were a bit inconsistent, the series ended very well, in perhaps the only way it could have without complete destruction of everything. I still feel genuine empathy for the characters involved, and just wanted there to spontaneously be a 10-years-on movie, in which the characters are reunited and run section together, and everything is all happy-happy.
Maybe I'll write a potential storyline for it. We're at about 10 years on now, and looking at the actor profiles...some of them have and haven't had work for several years...
Hey, I can dream, lol.
AJ and I (mostly through AJ's skill) got to the end of Guitar Hero III at Iplay yesterday. He didn't defeat the last boss though. Damn the Devil's a bitch! I think you have to practically memorize the first part of the actual battle.
I need a new tv series to watch...I have River Cottage Spring a bit still I think, but that's sort of hidden away on david's hard drive til we actually have an evening that we can watch it together...sometimes I just can't be bothered.
I am going off hunting for bookshops in an effort to do something constructive today! |
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[Jan. 6th, 2009|03:51 am] |
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Hm, so I got a few old/new games from the el-cheapo playstation 2 bin at EB a while ago:
Kya: Dark Lineage
Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly (Don't ask me about the colons in my choice of games!)
Eyetoy Antigrav
Eyetoy Antigrav is the most awesome thing I've seen for eyetoy yet (though I haven't seen many other games designed for it that aren't of the "touch this" variety...). It is designed to be a hoveroard emulator, and once you get used to the quirks, feels REALLY natural. Go Harmonix!
I just started playing Kya a few days ago. And you noticed, this post is at obscene o'clock in the morning. It's a very playable game. The world is different (you travel by wind-tunnel and cannon most of the time, and you are able to move around on it like you would if you were skydiving). Not sure about the physics...but the idea's there. The concept is that you have to go around using sneak attacks and your awesome kung-fu awesomeness to beat up wolves so you can extract the inner-nativ (the peaceful counterparty things that the wolf things originally were) so that they can wander back to the nativ village (somehow...I guess in the wind tunnels), build shops for you to buy stuff to continue your quest with, and otherwise live "I am available when you need me" npc lives.
Now, this would all be well and good, if not for the ANNOYING bugs and inconsistancies.
The wolf-things are given guns fairly early in your quest. Therefore, you have to sneak around them, and do something clever in order to knock them out. I assumed you were going to be given a sniper rifle or something near the end of the game so you could take out the ones that traveled in groups with guns...but I don't think that's going to be the case now. You're told that if there is a group of them, you can use your boomerang weapon to instigate a fight amungst themselves. Ok...so you do that. One take a club to the other, and smashes him off the edge of the cliff. Irretrievable and such. That's no good cuz you need the inner nativ to build the shop to buy your stuff. So, you suicide and try it again. Similar things happen. -_-. The wolves also get bigger and bulkier if they don't have guns, so you have to use actual button combinations in your kung-fu stances to effectively mess them up. But they're all still scared of your mount, regardless of how big and bad they are, and they run right to the edge of the cliffs, so if your mount hits them, they fall off. Which requires a retry because I'm a perfectionist (and I don't want to have to come back and do it again later).
There's also a lot of walls that aren't walls, and walls that decide that oh...they're not part of the floating island at all, and how dare you try and touch them. The penalty, a fall to the death. -_-.
Oh, and lets not forget to underestimate the usefulness of a flight of stairs every so often. The wolf-things hate them so much, that they would rather build intricate jump-challenges with planks that fall and roll and everything else rather than build a stairs, or a wind-tunnel to get from place to place. I'm all for a good jump challenge...but seriously. There must be huge amounts of wind power going all the way through this world...so electricity wouldn't be a problem...I guess...
At least the wind-tunnel maneuvering works well I guess ^^;
Pretty sure the spyro is the same one Bex has...so I won't comment.
Have discovered an addiction to guitar-hero...it's a reason to save for a new system, if there are no others. I wonder which one I should go for. Ah well, overdraft first :)
Rant over. |
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| Happiness....again |
[Dec. 27th, 2008|02:52 am] |
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I'm going to try to be a bit more consistant about this...if I can't even be disciplined about a journal...that's pretty sad.
Happiness for today: A new duvet! It's soooo pretty :) New shoes! [ Error: Irreparable invalid markup ('<they [...] i'll>') in entry. Owner must fix manually. Raw contents below.] I'm going to try to be a bit more consistant about this...if I can't even be disciplined about a journal...that's pretty sad. Happiness for today: A new duvet! It's soooo pretty :) New shoes! <they hurt my feet...but they won't for long, I'll beat them!> A new pot! <A new pot resolution: no more burnt rice!> Happiness for yesterday: Simi did not blow up at me, I did not blow up at customers, and I got a ride from one of the regulars to mom's house. I got there before she went to sleep. Sleeping in the overly confortable bed was the first time I've slept in a bed in my mother's house for quite some time...at least 4 years I think. Usually I just camp on the couch. I would have happily done so this time...but I wanted to just...relax. It took me hours to get to sleep, but when I did, it was the best sleep I've had in a while...no electrical buzzing under the floor, or upstairs neighbours walking, or even a movie playing. It was just supremely...quiet. An odd sensation, but a good one. |
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| Friday and Saturday Happiness |
[Dec. 20th, 2008|04:32 pm] |
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Phil makes awesome pancakes.
Harmonix does it again...Eyetoy Antigrav has even Phil waving his arms around like an idiot.
I love you Harmonix...don't stop making games...ever |
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| Happiness for today... |
[Dec. 20th, 2008|01:31 am] |
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At least I'm glad that I can RUN A SHIFT WITHOUT THE SHIFTY!
I spent the entire evening ordering British "I have worked at starbucks before" and asian/european newbie around the shop. British-newbie has not the concept of mopping under fridges, and asian newbie has so many gaps in her knowledge that no one has ironed out that I am running in circles trying to make sure she doesn't develop bad habits.
Messy business this. |
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| Thursday happiness |
[Dec. 19th, 2008|02:23 am] |
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I went out with mom yesterday and had a lovely afternoon going out for lunch, looking at oriental rugs (they really are beautiful things) and going back home to bask in the sun for a bit. I have a red nose now.
I am busy getting together all kinds of documentation for studylink, the completion of bar school, and uni...therefore feeling like a very busy person ^^. It makes me happy that I'm actually doing something constructive with my afternoons, rather than just cooking and eating.
I need to do one more course to qualify for student allowance, any suggestions? I'm thinking a classical studies paper so I'll have something to read. I think I'm up to 200 level there...or maybe it's a bad idea and I should just do more maths...maybe not. I've done a schedule of the classes I've signed up to so far...so should be fairly open to most arts classes that tend to prefer mid-day.
I feel really alert and active, it's so refreshing!! |
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| copycat happyness memo |
[Dec. 17th, 2008|11:22 pm] |
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Since SSar is doing it...it seems like a good idea so I think I'll do the same to avoid taking anger issues out on customers that genuinely deserve it but haven't really warranted action that particular day, and selected workmates who shall remain nameless.
Monday, 15th December
I received a facebook email from and estranged cousin who I have some very happy memories with in Montreal. I haven't seen him or his brother since we were both REALLY young. When he sent me an email talking about shutting each other up in my grandmother's murphy bed, and sumo wrestling with his older brother as judge (cus he would have just murdered us both...), I was really happy :P Facebook is a wonderful invention!
Tuesday, 16th December
I spent a day doing absolutely nothing! What else is one to do with two days off? Also spent a lovely evening visiting friends.
Wednesday, 17th December
I made the best curry I've ever made from non-packaged base! Only herbs, spices, and lamb went into this one, and it didn't even need coconut cream!
Thursday, 18th December - tbd |
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[Dec. 16th, 2008|03:35 am] |
Due to a certain friend, I revisit livejournal and find it as...active as ever...
| What Be Your Nerd Type? Your Result: Literature Nerd Does sitting by a nice cozy fire, with a cup of hot tea/chocolate, and a book you can read for hours even when your eyes grow red and dry and you look sort of scary sitting there with your insomniac appearance? Then you fit this category perfectly! You love the power of the written word and it's eloquence; and you may like to read/write poetry or novels. You contribute to the smart people of today's society, however you can probably be overly-critical of works.
It's okay. I understand. | | Social Nerd | | | Anime Nerd | | | Musician | | | Gamer/Computer Nerd | | | Science/Math Nerd | | | Drama Nerd | | | Artistic Nerd | | What Be Your Nerd Type?
Quiz Created on GoToQuiz |
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| Laziness... |
[Apr. 10th, 2008|10:21 am] |
This is the first post I've posted in...how long?
It's not true, did private ones for my own benefit.
I found a flat yesterday! Hopefully we'll sign the lease today! Flatwarming at ours sometime in the next month, because it's nice and new! (And because we'll all be too broke to have it sooner!)
There's something wrong when (for once) you have a morning where nothing needs to be done, no pressing issues, no schoolwork (well, except that hospitality essay which there's no point in really doing today...), and not much else...and you can't think of a productive thing to do except clean.
What on earth has happened to me...must be getting old, or something.
Going to stop by Harvey Norman today and see if they have gotten in the plug for my computer. It's only taken them a week and a half...It's just an Aspire people, it ain't that difficult!
More battlestar galactica...can't wait! Need to wait... |
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| how uninteresting is that?? |
[Nov. 23rd, 2006|03:41 pm] |
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You are The Wheel of Fortune
Good fortune and happiness but sometimes a species of
intoxication with success
The Wheel of Fortune is all about big things, luck, change, fortune. Almost always good fortune. You are lucky in all things that you do and happy with the things that come to you. Be careful that success does not go to your head however. Sometimes luck can change.
What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.
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| Ok, so I bought the fuckin' game |
[Nov. 10th, 2006|10:49 pm] |
And it took me much too long, and I'm keeping it for ages, just so you guys don't have it.
So there.
It's been a really long day.
I want to play electronic collectable card games :( |
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| Hehe Francis ;) |
[Nov. 10th, 2006|12:23 pm] |
I'm original, just like 4 other people in the US. :P |
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| Days 4 + 5 in Japan |
[Nov. 8th, 2006|01:37 am] |
What happened to days 2 + 3? We don't know...Nah. Mostly it was a lot of shopping :)
Oh, and on Day 3, I found Tara's CD...thanks for the 5$ bday present Tara (-2 hours of searching...sheesh)
Day 4
We were determined today not to get distracted by the markets of Asakusa or Akihabara, and go to a few shrines and temples, however, there was the small problem of mom breaking her glasses at dinner yesterday, so we decided to go through Asakusa (slowly) in hopes of finding a glasses shop. We found one quickly, and for a charge of about NZ$40, we managed to get a replacement bridge for her glasses. To kill the hour needed to fix them, we wandered up and down two streets of Asakusa, one of which we'd been down the second day, and the other which we hadn't been down before. Mom was entranced by the styly cowboy boots that seemed to be in all of the stores, but sadly, the highest size we found was 41.
After we retrieved her glasses, we walked all the way through Asakusa with minimal stops (and minimal misdirections) to Yushima Tenmangu Shrine, still advertising the SanGoNana Festival. It was decorated with what appeared to be sakurai donated or cared for by the children, and a nice old bonsai seller took a photo of us in his stall.
We got a little lost after that, and ended up in Ochanomizu, and then Akihabara, but not before ending up in the Confucian Temple - Yoshima Sei Do. There were many tourists wandering through the pathways (and everpresent drink machines near the temple proper). But, this temple was something right out of the movies. You could sense the ages, and almost picture ninjas being trained in the forum. It was very nice to see something like this (finally) in Japan.
After the temple, me and mom parted ways (she took the camera) and I went to check out a couple of the arcades in Akihabara. Wow. They have a game that takes collectable card-play to the next level, where the cards are representative of armies, and you move the cards around on a table to show the army's movements. They also had a game that looked a bit like new Gauntlet, with a touchscreen, as well as Counter-Strike and Half-Life in big machines with surround sound, on the internet! So, that's what you're playing against, you people in I-Play! There was also a 7-key Beatmania IIDX Final in a big surround sound machine, and I spent JPYen 400 trying to get a Deathnote Clock out of a claw machine, but no juice, sorry Gina and Tara. :( I also didn't have the camera, much to my disappointment. All in all, very impressive (and both arcades were 9 stories tall, by the way...).
At 6, I met mom in Shinjuku station, where she'd managed to wrangle a restaurant out of the "helpful" Tourist Information attendant. We managed to find the place (which wasn't very far from the station, but 4 storeys up), and had an absolutely delicious (but expensive) crab dinner in a traditionaly Japanese restaurant, to the sound of a live Japanese harp...a Koho? The staff were very friendly and helpful, and we staggered home (or rather, rode a crammed train) at 8:00 to jump into bed.
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Day 5
Mom and I parted ways after breakfast, mom to the University to do some actual work, and I to explore. I decided that I would head to Kanto (known to have a crazy amount of second hand book shops) to see if I could find some cheap(er) manga or a book to assist me with kanji practice. Well, I bought some manga at a more expensive price than was on the back of the book, and had a bit of a conversation with the seller about Read or Die.
Then, I went walking, and found myself 2 stops back, at a convenient place to head to Ueno, but, more interestingly, I had run into the Tokyo Dome Amusement centre. There were many kiddie rides, and a place for very young children called "toy world", a massive ferris wheel, a water ride, and a hardcore-looking roller coaster which didn't happen to be open. There was also a haunted house, but, it didn't look like something I would actually take the initiative and do by myself, so I didn't bother.
I had lunch at a deli there, and hopped the train to Ueno, and after being entranced by the virtual card game again (and making the nice little Japanese boy very nervous about the Gaijin watching him) for about half an hour, I headed to Ueno park, which was on the other side of the railway station from the market we keep on getting caught in. There was an exhibit on Dali (a Spanish Surrealist Painter) on at the Royal Museum there, so I went and had about an hour's worth of look around the two floors of very crouded museum (entry fee 1100 JPY for a student). There was some English explaination on the walls, but the majority was in Japanese, so I was shit out of luck when I didn't understand something. However, the pictures were exceedingly interesting, if slightly out of my depth, and much to my taste.
There was a shrine just beyond the museum, and I snapped a few photos of it for good measure. It had a gong out the front, and the shrine itself was nicely decorated, but otherwise, just another shrine.
There happened to be a little ceramics fair further into the heart of Ueno park, and I went and had a look through some VERY pretty work which ranged from cheap (100 JPY for a little Sake bowl) to very expensive (I saw a knee-height Japanese shade for 80,000 JPY...and there were some little wood-carved zodiac animals for 2500 JPY).
There was supposed to be a "Great Fountain" in the midst of Ueno park, but unfortunately, it had been drained, and was in the process of being cleaned.
There were also plenty of homeless around, but in an oddly non-invasive way.
I reached home at about 5:45, and mom was there waiting for me. We asked the front desk about a good restaurant to go to for dinner, and we ended up going to one 5 minutes away (and up an escalator). It was one that we had skimmed over and decided not to go to, but it seemed ok anyway. Fortunately, most of the menu was in English, except for an additional paper one with things called "Obonsai"s on it. We figure it must have been small additional plates, like appetisers (5 for JPY 1500), but oh well. Our loss I suppose.
When we got back, I listened to mom's talk, and found a mistake, we went to the grocery store to get some coffee (in a carton, this time, as opposed to a can, and by the way, no Philippa, I haven't found any used-underwear vending machines as of yet, though there have been 3 sex shops, and sex videos and adult comics are virtually out in the open for all to see). A shower, and to bed. |
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| Day 1 In Japan |
[Nov. 4th, 2006|12:17 am] |
So, I woke up to the sound of "I think I have the train map sorted!"
Uh huh...
So we went for our complimentary breakfast in the hotel, which was an interesting twist on an omelette, with bacon or sausage, as well as cornflakes and a salad smorgisboard (sp?). Did you know that they put jam in their cornflakes in Japan? Interesting...
So, we boarded the train at about 8:30am for the approximately 45 minute ride to the nearest station which could access many subways, Shinjuku. It's pretty much the place to be if you want to transfer anywhere. We then boarded a subway which went southbound away from Tokyo. Our plan was to do the old Edo tour, but, we got sidetracked by all of the small streets, many sushi shops, and interesting looking things, and ended up not going to do much in the way of tourism, but we still had a wonderful time. We visited a market that is supposedly the fourth biggest in the world, and though we got there a bit late to catch all of the activity, we still got a fair idea. We saw a few shrines and temples, and went into one of the big ones. Wow... Then, we went to Ueno with the intention of seeing some of the castles and things that are supposedly around the area, but when we surfaced, we found ourselves surrounded by about 8 blocks squared of solid market! Well...we were too distracted, and needless to say, saw nothing of note except for millions of people and lots of imported goods :S
So...we headed home via train, and reached it at about 5:00 to find a message that the head of the university that mom is here doing business for wanted to have dinner with us at 5:00. The phone call came a few minutes later that he had arrived, and we ate at the hotel restaurant, a FANTASTICALLY COOL old style Japanese one...which had been given a compromise between Japanese and European style chairs for the sake of foreign guests. There was sooooo much food, almost all of it comprised of tofu. I had no objection to that at all, and was coerced into Japanese conversation by my mother's workmate and "sensei". I must have done passably well, because he seemed to understand most of what I said. Yatta!
Anyway...It is now about 8:00...exhaustion has set in.
Jya ne!
**EDIT**
I forgot! We actually ended up in Japan on a festival day! So, when we were going through a few temples and shrines, we could see 3 and 7 year old girls, and 5 year old boys, dressed up in full Kimonos with traditional hair and makeup! We took pictures, but sadly, the camera has eaten them :( It was soooooo cute!!! |
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| I'm in Japan!!!` |
[Nov. 3rd, 2006|12:18 pm] |
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Well, after 4 hours to Brisbane, 2.5 hours there, and about 9 hours to Tokyo, we arrived! Since its autumn here, the sky was already shadowed, and it was hard to see what was happening around us on the 3 hour bus ride to our hotel, but we made it, and fortunately, the hotel was right at the bus stop! We had a bit of difficulty finding the entrance to the hotel, looking like total gaijin with our big bags rolling through a shopping complex, but in the end managed to get a 6th floor shop attendant to show us where the hotel was. We missed the elevator going straight up, of course!
So, we're parked in a little shopping complex in Kawasaki, in Tokyo. We decided to take the plunge immediately, and throw ourselves at the mercy of an interesting looking restaurant down the way. They charged us a painful amount, and we're not quite sure what we ate, but it was nice!
Today, we're going on an adventure following one of the guides that mom downloaded off the internet, to see old Edo. It involves a few museums and many trains....but we now have maps in color! Hopefully, we can manage to get the tickets without losing arms and legs.
Til next time! |
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[Oct. 30th, 2006|10:33 am] |
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Hey all,
For those of you who still actually have me on their friends' list, congrats! It finally pays off! For those that came to Friday night dinner, you know what's coming!
I went around asking people what they were doing Wednesday eveneing/afternoon, and, for the most part, I got "not much" responses. That's great! So, I thought for my birthday, instead of the big, elaborate, halloween based thing, I would do a Guyfawkes thing instead...get into the Kiwi spirit.
Now, this isn't going to be very elaborate, because as most of you know, I'm going to Japan very early the day after (therefore, this is also a sleep-depravation tactic to ensure that I sleep on the 10 hour flight).
So, here's the plan:
The weather forecast says that it will be fair and 14 degrees on Wednesday, and that the sun will set at 8:00. I propose that we meet in town at 6:30 (this is not a food-party, so you may want to eat before you come). Everyone is to bring a minimum of 2 choice fireworks (sparklers don't count...I mean the real ones that you shoot off!) as well as any alcohol that you will want to drink yourself. Then, we will take a number 3 bus to Lyall Bay, and walk around the bay until we find a choice spot along the rocky/grassy beach, or the sun sets too much to go farther. Then, we will ignite the fireworks, drink, and chat, until everybody feels like it's time to go home. We will probably then head back to the Hataitai flat to send people off.
If you're interested, please text me an RSVP. And please spread the word on to anyone who might be interested, and have them RSVP as well :) No one is not invited.
The alternate, nasty weather plan is to do the same thing with movies. Everybody bring one interesting movie, and we'll have a pot-luck for which movie to watch!
Oh, and if you were going to bring a present, please don't.
Instead, bring 10$ to contribute to either the Japanese or Xena Season 3 fund, as well as your requests/money for things that you want me to purchase in Japan.
Hope to hear from you all soon!!! |
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| All Hail Layne!! |
[Jun. 22nd, 2006|04:45 pm] |
Yes, he's done it! Layne has fixed my computer! In a land of Tyrants and minions...hehe, I think it's in my best interest not to complete that sentence...
Along with a new power supply, Layne also brought new addictive playstation games!!! Along with the playstation games, he brought RP books!!
ALL HAIL LAYNE (insert tyrant-like title here)!!!
Oh...we like him for his company too, of course ;)
On another note, we've found the N64 in an exceedingly obvious place, and I have become intrigued with WIH's Highscore of ~1400 kills...hmmm...in lieu of Jak II, we find other entertainments.
This week off has been very refreshing...I've spent some time with the family, some time with the flatmates, and flatmate's interesting visitors, a lot of time with the console...Now all that's missing is a couple of movies to increase my repertoire of movie knowledge. I may head down to Amalgamated a bit later in the week.
The savings for the massive acrued Telecom bill are going well! I have about half of the money, and soon will be on my way to saving for the trip in August, and also for a monitor for the computer, and a downpayment for a new one. I'm determined to have the Telecom bill taken care of by the end of the month, and to start saving for the computer directly after my holiday. Hopefully I will be able to buy the monitor within the month as well, especially if I can find one at Cashies. My computer will work again, horrah! |
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| When watching seconds keeps you occupied... |
[Jun. 8th, 2006|09:46 pm] |
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Then you know you just have to be at work.
What to say here...I've been in such a foul mood lately, and only when I'm at home. When I get away from home, I get better. I want to have some time to myself (and more than 1 full day a week) that I can get everything in my room to a state where I can live in it. I need to think about writing for a while.
I need to stop writing melodramatic posts...
On the plus side, I received a letter from my tutor saying that I was free to take the exam. On the minus side, The MR2 hasn't sold, and I've sent an offer of 600 to all the people that viewed it because the buyer hasn't f'ing contacted me. I didn't get my double pay like I was expecting to, and have sent my boss an email regarding that. I'm very worried that I will not be able to afford to sit the exams, so I may have to organize to borrow money from mom again...this will make 500$ again I owe her...but with some work, I can give it all back within the next few weeks. I want to pass this exam now. I'm vaguely determined at the moment.
I'm doing a double shift tomorrow...so in total should have about 10 extra hours paid...I might have to see if I can get Saturday too...as much as I hate that. I should have worked Monday, goddamnit. I've had two drunken evenings this week, one of which resulted in a good sleep, the other which resulted in me being uber cranky the next day.
I guess the only aspect of my life that I'm vaguely satisfied with is my schoolwork. Isn't that a swift change of pace? If I was what I had been (haha, a John Clare quote creeping into my writing...that's a good sign) I would have sunk into that, gripped hold of it. But this new me is destructive...I need to break the cycle somehow.
What is it that I want...I'm not sure anymore. I suppose I want to be truer to myself...but I find obstacles blocking my way. Some of the walls are my own devices, other ones are ones erected by other people...
Hey, at least the Star Signs seem to think positively of my lot. |
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[Jun. 4th, 2006|12:26 am] |
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 | You scored as Moya (Farscape). You are surrounded by muppets. But that is okay because they are your friends and have shown many times that they can be trusted. Now if only you could stop being bothered about wormholes.
Moya (Farscape) | | 81% | Galactica (Battlestar: Galactica) | | 75% | Nebuchadnezzar (The Matrix) | | 75% | Babylon 5 (Babylon 5) | | 69% | Millennium Falcon (Star Wars) | | 69% | SG-1 (Stargate) | | 69% | Serenity (Firefly) | | 69% | Bebop (Cowboy Bebop) | | 56% | Deep Space Nine (Star Trek) | | 56% | FBI's X-Files Division (The X-Files) | | 56% | Enterprise D (Star Trek) | | 44% | Andromeda Ascendant (Andromeda) | | 38% | </td>
Your Ultimate Sci-Fi Profile II: which sci-fi crew would you best fit in? (pics)
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I guess I should watch this now... |
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