Some days I feel like I'm the only one in the world who cries about the events that take place in Final Fantasy X. And I haven't even finished the game. I'm on Yunalesca, who is a bitch to beat. I beat her first two forms, got up to answer the phone, came back to the Game Over music. Which is way too upbeat. Despite not finishing the game yet (which will change when I move in with the guys, cause R has a PS2), I know what happens in the end and the sequel, because, as always, I have friends who really need to tell me. Not like I hadn't figured it out. It was the only sensible option, really, once the scene at the Al Bhed Home happened. I still would have liked to figure it out anyway. At any rate, just thinking about the love there makes me tear up...and not just at the whole Tidus/Yuna relationship, but at the other characters' personal angsts. When they're at the Farplane and Lulu says, "You always said I looked grumpy, but those were the happiest days of my life," I just lose it and bawl. Inside. And the music. The MUSIC. Oh, Goddess, the music makes my heart wrench. 1000 no kotoba, the Zanarkand theme, Real Emotion, the Hymn of the Fayth--augh! My poor heart. It can't take the strain.
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*Note* Do not read the following paragraph if you're tired of the whole 'psycho roommate from hell' situation. I need to vent some more, but I don't necessarily need to inflict it on you guys, my faithful readers.
I'm staying at the suite one more night. Mom doesn't want me here, for some strange reason. Might be the animal sacrifices, I don't know.... At any rate, I'm going to her place tomor...tonight, as it's 4 am. Again. Funny how that happens. Got a call from a neighbor at the dorms tonight, K. He says they miss me, and that it's not as fun without me. True or not, I'm like, tell that to my roommate. Speaking of the devil, she and I are giving each other the silent treatment. Not that I care. I know that when someone keeps on talking about something, it's usually a sign that s/he cares---but with me it's still just lingering anger. Not caring--anger. As far as I'm concerned, she is no longer my friend. She is my ex-friend. And that's too bad, because I did like her, and I did enjoy hanging out with her. But the fact is that she needs lessons in anger management and little things like tact, because even before this whole thing she hurt my feelings too many times to count. (Not just mine, actually, but that's not my area of expertise.) And somehow, in some weird way, she thinks it's healthier to
not vent one's feelings verbally and to just bottle them up until one does something like, I don't know, flinging furniture. Sorry. I prefer the sane way of doing things.
I don't think I've ever been angrier at someone. Not even my dad.
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Speaking of. Ok. I've changed my college plans once more, but I'm really hot on this plan, whereas on the other plans it was just sort of, 'better than nothing'. My new plan is to get an AA at MCC and then apply to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, an arts school in Boston, MA. I can spend 4 years in their Diploma Program doing whatever classes I want because that degree has no academic requirements. Four years of freedom. Dad's been pressuring me to move to the mainland and to go to a 'real' university. I figure--he says he'll pay for it, so why not? So I call him. He doesn't like it because I haven't 'proven' myself. He suggests I do what my sister did: work instead of going to school. He fails to notice that my sister already had her MA in Art History when she did this, and is now traipsing around Africa looking at gorillas and the like. So, long and short, I'm going, I don't give a crap what my dad says, and even if he won't pay the 25,700 for it--I'll
work for it. Waitressing/prostituting.
In other father news, I told him that I'll be living with 3 guys starting Dec 1. Strangely enough, no papping noises signalling cerebral breakdown came over the phone. He asked me all sorts of questions, which I answered and basically ended with, "I trust them, Dad, they're very trustworthy, very nice guys." To which he answered, "Well, I guess if you trust them, it's ok." And he even offered to fly out here to help us get situated.
Weird.
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I'm rereading
The Black Jewels Triolgy and falling in love with it all over again. I bought myself a copy of it in one volume--an early Yuletide gift to myself. Now if I can just get
X-Files--all the seasons + the movie--and
Neon Genesis Evangelion on DVD, I'll be happy as a clam in...chowder. Damn. Bad analogy. I digress. Again. I spent this week's food money on books and gifts for people. Stupid? Yes. Fun? Definitely. Hungry? Oh yeah. And now, of course, after spending all my money, I realize I need some herbs for a spell that I'm doing on Friday. Herbs I don't have. Herbs I need to buy. Herbs I don't have the money for until Saturday, when I get my weekly beggar's check. (Technically, Friday, but I won't be able to access it in time and get the herbs.) So it looks like I'll be borrowing some cash from someone. I'll hit up Rs. See what he says.
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On the subject of Friends (we weren't, but now we are), I totally think that Joey and Chandler should hook up. That's my hankering for yaoi speaking: I just watched one episode where they kissed on New Year's, and one where they made a committment by buying a table. They're perfect. ...:sigh:
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And now, it's 4:20am, so I have to go do amazing things.
Namaste,
Jag