The Strange Questions
First question,
Can I really be this impressionable?
A few months ago I had to stop playing Ace Attorney because I found myself pointing, objecting and pounding my fists to assert a point.
And then I had to give up on Castlevania because I soon found myself trying to cast spells on people that I hated to kill them off and seal their souls.
I moved on to the Lego series, but had to stop with those too because I kept hearing clicking sounds no matter what I do or where I go.
...boy am I glad I no longer play Unreal Tournament...
but I do still play Duke Nukem 3D *gasp*
Second question... ipod levi's...?
Say whaaaaaat...?
I find myself especially immobile at nights.
How do I go out, assuming that I WANT to go out?
I guess hitching a ride is always a possibility,
it's not like I don't know anyone around here...
but then I'll be leaving behind a 60 year old man. All by himself. Alone.
And then I'll be wondering about him all night long.
And won't be able to enjoy what it was that made me want to go out in the first place.
The 60 year old man is my dad, in case anyone's wondering.
So I guess the third question is:
I wonder what's the opposite of a babysitter?
Why do they love this turtle so much...?
Okay so my wish list got out of control.
No surprise there actually.
If I was rich beyond my wildest dreams, would I still have a wish list?
Still remember these lines?
For some of us, primary school was a million lifetimes ago.
We learnt to count, to properly read and write, some of us started to draw a little better, to interact with fellow students (yeah, right...)
I hated going to school. And I was really bad at coming up with excuses to skip school. I even hated recess, that's how much I hated school.
But I did love learning to write cursive. And how I loved those blue and red lines. And then there was that other kind where the bottom half of the page is printed with lines and the top part empty for students to draw on... I loved those too.
The sixth question is: Do you think time travel is possible?
Because by God these notebooks are getting harder and harder to find!
OMG I THINK I'M HOARDING AGAIN.
But... is it really a bad thing...?
Can I really be this impressionable?
A few months ago I had to stop playing Ace Attorney because I found myself pointing, objecting and pounding my fists to assert a point.
And then I had to give up on Castlevania because I soon found myself trying to cast spells on people that I hated to kill them off and seal their souls.
I moved on to the Lego series, but had to stop with those too because I kept hearing clicking sounds no matter what I do or where I go.
...boy am I glad I no longer play Unreal Tournament...
but I do still play Duke Nukem 3D *gasp*
Second question... ipod levi's...?
Say whaaaaaat...?
I find myself especially immobile at nights.
How do I go out, assuming that I WANT to go out?
I guess hitching a ride is always a possibility,
it's not like I don't know anyone around here...
but then I'll be leaving behind a 60 year old man. All by himself. Alone.
And then I'll be wondering about him all night long.
And won't be able to enjoy what it was that made me want to go out in the first place.
The 60 year old man is my dad, in case anyone's wondering.
So I guess the third question is:
I wonder what's the opposite of a babysitter?
Why do they love this turtle so much...?
Okay so my wish list got out of control.
No surprise there actually.
If I was rich beyond my wildest dreams, would I still have a wish list?
Still remember these lines?
For some of us, primary school was a million lifetimes ago.
We learnt to count, to properly read and write, some of us started to draw a little better, to interact with fellow students (yeah, right...)
I hated going to school. And I was really bad at coming up with excuses to skip school. I even hated recess, that's how much I hated school.
But I did love learning to write cursive. And how I loved those blue and red lines. And then there was that other kind where the bottom half of the page is printed with lines and the top part empty for students to draw on... I loved those too.
The sixth question is: Do you think time travel is possible?
Because by God these notebooks are getting harder and harder to find!
OMG I THINK I'M HOARDING AGAIN.
But... is it really a bad thing...?
