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I did not sleep last night. Not for one minute. And I only dozed for about half an hour in the next 12 hours after that"night" ended. Why in the name of all things holy would I do this to myself? Only for Utena, my dear readers. Only for Utena.
And if a certain cousin of mine who shared in this glorious anime event reads this, she can tell you that I'm veerrrrry strange when I'm dead tired. Like, now, for instance. I NEVER act this goofy, even online, unless *points at cousin* she's the only other human being around. But ah, was that night ever worth it. Fifteen hours of Utena, split by a one-hour Whose Line break... my kind of night. And you even get some juice whe you're finished. *gives cousin a look and dies laughing* Touga! Touga! TOUGA! TOUGA!! Um, anyway... I would go into a big long blog about the whole of the Utena series (because, in case you didn't figure it out, me and my cousin pulled an all-nighter to watch all 39 Utena episodes last night, and had a bloody ball), loaded with my own pathetic theories/spoilers as to what the heck just happened, but... I won't. I doubt anyone who reads this cares. If you do... well... dunno what to tell ya. :P Email me at cottrill.27@osu.edu I guess, and I might respond with a spoiler-blog. Not that I think it'd be of any help to any other thoroughly confused fans, but... hey, it's Utena. Anyway.
Christmas is only 4 days away. How scary is that? You know what cheeses me off about Christmas? People make big fat freaking deals about the horrors of holiday shopping, and whine about how it totally ruins the whole season. What is wrong with these people? Giving to others isn't supposed to be a monstrous hassle. It's supposed to be a show of generosity and how you care for those you shop for. Am I not right? Come on, if your heart's not in it, then don't freaking DO it. If you can't give to people you love with an open heart and be satisfied when said people receive your gifts with great joy and gratitude, then why even give them anything at all? If shopping isn't worth it in the end when the recipient opens their gift and is totally overjoyed, then why bother? Stupid commercialism. What's happened to this holiday? Everyone needs to just lighten up. If you're gonna give, give from yourself, not from your wallet. Or your checking account, or your credit card company. From YOU. And give to the ones you care about, not to their expectations, not to their families, not to the stores grubbing for your cash. And quit the bloody whining. -_-
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dragged from Becky's stream of consciousness at 12/21/2001 10:25:00 PM
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