September 4th, 2006 (08:46 pm)
current mood: gloomy
Sitting here, listening to the rain fall (and the incredibly wonderful sounds of Emilie Autumn) I decided that I ought to write something. Actual writing has been something that's been escaping me more and more often and that really irks me. My written journal lacks about 20 pages from being filled. It'd only take a little determination and time for me fill the remaining pages. But I've just not been in one of those wonderful writing moods that seemed to have escaped my grasp.
I hope everyone's had a great three-day weekend. Mine's been one of those where you're freaking estatic one day and just so far down in the dumps the next you doubt you'll ever see sunlight again. So I'll start with the beginning of my weekend and share with you all what made me so happy. Friday evening, my grandmother called, asking if I wanted to accompany her and my aunt to Lenoire to my cousin's game (fuck... 6 year old who's already a cheerleader... the girl's doomed) and she also said they'd be going to Hickory to go shopping. Interest peaked, I agreed... with one condition: a journey to Hot Topic must be made. I am a frequent visitor to the store's website, but never before have I shopped there (went to the one in Concord Mills once with my cousin and her husband... they didn't buy me anything though... I think they were kind of scared). Surprisingly, my grandmother agreed. I believe she thought that we wouldn't find Hot Topic in the Valley Hills mall. So with this promise of Hot Topic, I slept wonderfully Friday night. Even being woken at 7 am on a Saturday didn't irk me all because of the Hot Topic prospect. Though, I nearly killed myself watching the lot of retarded 6-10 year olds jumping and cheering on their pathetic little football team. Sigh. I spent the hour we were there reading the Chickenheart script and drawing on my hand.
And so I survived the bloody game. And we made our way to Valley Hills mall. The first place we stopped was the Food Court, of course. My two gluttonous cousins made it a point to my aunt and grandmother that they refused to behave lest they get food. (not that they behaved even with the food) Subway was the only thing I could decide upon that wouldn't clog my arteries and so I enjoyed my 6-inch Turkey Sub and waited for my relatives to finish their own feasting upon the variety that is the Food Court. And the first store we went into? Hot Topic. Oh how delighted I was. Upon seeing the store, I let out my well known Harry Potter scream and dashed right in. What shocked me was that my grandmother actually accompanied me inside. Yes, she did. And not only that, but she also purchased three things for me while I was there... 1) a PotC tank top for only about $5 ... 2) some Thigh High fishnets (which I squeed like fuck over) for about $6 ... Aaaand 3) A corset that was set originally at $42, marked down to $20.80 and finally on clearance for $10. Excited? Fuck yes I was. I mean, it's not an actual corset because the staves (sp) are plastic rather than metal, but I'm not complaining [a lot]. The rest of that day was trying not to kill my cousins while we walked around the mall.
Then yesterday was just one of those days where I was just "Meh. Not good, not bad." But it's closer to the good extreme rather than the bad. I spent the evening shooting my aunt's old bow and arrows. I had been using my cousins kiddie bow and arrows with no fletching, but my grandfather actually pulled out my aunt's (*surprised*) and helped me shoot it. Yes, I needed help I'll admit. Though, I did manage to pull it back almost 3-4 times on my own. And I did shoot an arrow into the roof of a shed... which was freaking hilarious because my grandfather was all "You'll have to stand on my shoulders to get it down" and I jumped down there and pulled it straight out of the roof no problem. And I was wearing my fishnets and pink boots... and I just felt like a Zelda character (which I think came from the boots, bow, and Adam's Zelda talk most of the weekend). So last night I expressed my geeky pleasures and was running and jumping and just plain romping out as if I was a Zelda character. Mmm... don't scoff. You know you'd do it too.
And I was just so tired last night, I went to bed early. The irony in this? I didn't sleep as well as I should have for being so sleepy. Horrid dreams. At least, they were to me. Others may not think so. But they were. At least, the intensity of my emotions in the dream lingered to this morning. So I woke up in tears and just sat on my bed and bawled. And that feeling has remained with me throughout the day, despite the comforts of my greatest friends. And my day has steadily grown worse since Summer came home. Surprisingly, Summer once again told me she hated me. Mm... That doesn't hurt in the least, Summer... Thanks a lot for making my day ten times worse than what it was. And to make matters worse, she and Dad were just in the living room yelling down one another's throats again.
Sigh.
While that certainly relieved me, I'm sure I made several of your heads explode from boredom and sheer WTFage. So now I shall go, indulge myself in supper then probably read Beowulf.
Muchas love,
Tabbie