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Dec. 15th, 2002 08:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
psipsyWent down to Virginia for much of the weekend, watched a lot of anime, including the rest of Kanon, most of Onegai Teacher, a bit of Full Moon wo Sagashite, and the last three episodes of Saikano. Oy vey, what an ending. It's so tragic, that characters in entirely different shows get killed. Looks like End of Evangelion gets knocked down another notch or two on the "mess with your head" scale.
Speaking of anime, my order from CDJapan already (or finally) got to Waynesboro, and I'll have to pick it up. It would have been there sooner, had there not been a slip-up with a Miyamura CD that I had in the order. Turns out that is being delayed indefinitely. Bah. But, going home sounds like a good thing to do. I think I'll go tomorrow, even though it's not as radioactive as I thought it would be here.
One foot goes in front of the other, repeating as often as needed. I don't have to tell them, they already know what to do. Ah, I guess I'm back to "normal" for the time being, however that can be defined. Might as well enjoy it while I can. I guess this means I won't be reliable for certain people while I'm like this. But I suppose that it's best that they don't rely on my too much anyway. The repairs are going well, many of the damaged parts were obsolete anyway, or even unnecessary. The dreams that needed to be taken out are disappearing, a lot or a little at a time. The really important parts are still intact. I thought the Speck of Light would have been wiped out, but it's still there, still bright. What I find even more surprising, is that I didn't shed a single tear. Close to it, but not. Come to think of it, I can't remember the last time I actually shed tears for anything. Is that normal? I hope, when I finally do, they will be tears of joy. But I continue on with my life, with a clear conscience, for I know I did what I could.
Many thank you's go out to those that offer their support, whether they know about what went on or not, and that includes those that were around when I needed them to be, even if they didn't know that they were needed.
Ugh, this headache's not getting any better from just sitting here. Sleep needs to happen soon. But, I've had a busy weekend, and it was good.
Speaking of anime, my order from CDJapan already (or finally) got to Waynesboro, and I'll have to pick it up. It would have been there sooner, had there not been a slip-up with a Miyamura CD that I had in the order. Turns out that is being delayed indefinitely. Bah. But, going home sounds like a good thing to do. I think I'll go tomorrow, even though it's not as radioactive as I thought it would be here.
One foot goes in front of the other, repeating as often as needed. I don't have to tell them, they already know what to do. Ah, I guess I'm back to "normal" for the time being, however that can be defined. Might as well enjoy it while I can. I guess this means I won't be reliable for certain people while I'm like this. But I suppose that it's best that they don't rely on my too much anyway. The repairs are going well, many of the damaged parts were obsolete anyway, or even unnecessary. The dreams that needed to be taken out are disappearing, a lot or a little at a time. The really important parts are still intact. I thought the Speck of Light would have been wiped out, but it's still there, still bright. What I find even more surprising, is that I didn't shed a single tear. Close to it, but not. Come to think of it, I can't remember the last time I actually shed tears for anything. Is that normal? I hope, when I finally do, they will be tears of joy. But I continue on with my life, with a clear conscience, for I know I did what I could.
Many thank you's go out to those that offer their support, whether they know about what went on or not, and that includes those that were around when I needed them to be, even if they didn't know that they were needed.
Ugh, this headache's not getting any better from just sitting here. Sleep needs to happen soon. But, I've had a busy weekend, and it was good.
