This year for Christmas I got a Playstation II. I was extremely
happy and jumped up and down and thanked my mom and dad profusely,
and everything was going fine until I realized I suck at PS2. So next
year, I will update my wish list. It will look like this:
1) Better job that will pay for my MBA
2) A gray and white plaid hat that looks like Oliver's hat in the
movie, only plaid and not dirty
3) More fluffy Abercrombie jammies/fluffy light blue, cream, or gray
velour robe
4) Lolita Lempicka and Alien
5) Music partner and record contract PLAYSTATION SLAVE TO BEAT
GAMES FOR ME
On a related vein, this year my friend got her boyfriend, a bandman,
a $300 present for Christmas, while he got her...
....nothing.
She was upset, but I told her to wait until New Years and see if he
did anything then, since New Years is more important than Christmas
in Japan. And if he didn't to BODYSLAM HIM and hope he didn't like
it. But she completely ignored my advice and wrote him a letter,
and naturally he said to wait until New Years. I told her not to let
him move in with her, and not to get himan expensive present, and
not to mother him unless she had fun with it but, well, she didn't
listen. So today, aside from being New Years Eve, is also Judgement
Day. We'll see if he proves me right; I don't have high expectations
from bandmen in general.
I think she's hoping for a proposal or something, but I would say
that until he has a stable job, he'll be no kind of man if he does
that. Instead of partying, he should get a job, make connections and
study music so his band goes somewhere, learn english, and work his
bottom off. I'm not being sexist though; I'd expect the same from
a woman. The weird thing is, however, that other people seem to expect
this only of men O_o C'est la vie (en rose~Edith Piaf's suddenly funny
if you insert an "l" in her last name)....yeah, as I was
saying, c'est la vie d'un adulte....
* my french is teh sketch, so forgive me if it's wrong (^^;)*
I myself surpassed the whole "wait for boyfriend to get me something"
because I don't have one,
and got myself a painting of the Ocean at Night~ (I don't like prints
and I do like oceans)
When I was talking to somebody a while ago he mentioned how he's been
searching for someone who can take the place of his best friend from
childhood, whom he was always with and loved. It made me remember
that my childhood friend, the only person I was close to, had numerous
paintings of the ocean on her bedroom walls. She was one of those
skinny kids with big brown eyes that protruded oddly from her head,
and she was absolutely beautiful. Like, if you remember Sally from
"Nightmare before Christmas", she looked a bit like that.
We used to watch the movie together on Halloween....(tooi me de)
Admittedly though, she was a bit weird. She kept her dead gineau pig
in her freezer....and it disappeared, and that somehow made us closer.
I'm sure everyone's had a friend like that though.
Eventually we grew apart, and now she's completely different. Still,
sometimes I wonder if she isn't the reason I love mermaids and the
sea so much, like maybe they've taken her place (we watched Little
Mermaid a lot too).
Well, at any rate, I now have a painting of the ocean as well.
And here is a poem to prove it.
It also, incidentially, sums up something very important I learned
this year.
Up on the Shore
(title copyright Gorgeous George)
The lucid moon looks rather much
like it may well be the sun
Reflecting o'er the breaking waves
In water and sand made one
For in this world the very things
that seem the most concrete
Flow back and forth in ebbing curls
For those who search to seek....
So listen well my words, my dear,
things be ne'er as they seem.
Can you really believe in someone?
Risk believing in anything?
Know people see not what they want,
But hopes and fears misgiven,
And soon enough you're sure to find
that all along you've been
The most confused of confusions
the most fickle of fickle things....
If you truly love somebody
Then search for reality.
It's pretty childish meter and I don't care (>_<) Does it
even have one?
Ah, pishposh, it says what I want it to say.
Wishing everyone the best of the New Year~
Ai o Komete (I can't say "lo.....e.....rve" in English)
Faith
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