Ugh. I don't feel good. It isn't even an "I feel sick" not good, it's a deeper feeling of not feeling good. It's somewhat unsettling and I don't like it. I hate not feeling good. Hate it, hate it, hate it. It might be my new diet here. Everything is hamburgers and fries. Grease. I'm not used to it. It makes me not have an appetite and I -HATE- not having an appetite.
I just finished one of the best games that I've ever played, ever. Mother 3. Everything about this game is incredible: music, story, character development, battle system. I even cried at the end of it. You just get so attached to the characters and it's so involving. It took me about 27 hours to complete and you can emulate a translation of it on the GBA because they never released this incredible game here in the States.
I leave for Virginia on July 18th. I can't believe it's so soon, but at the same time, it feels like it's really far off. I'm still antsy and I still want to be at VCU, in my dorm, organizing my new home for the next year. Everything it making me antsy: Otakon, VCU, IB test scores. I'm just waiting. Waiting, waiting, waiting until the time comes that everything is finally settled.
I can't believe how dependent I am on my cell phone, either. It's been shut off since June 27th and I feel so cut off from everyone. It was like my lifeline, haha. I guess that really says something about teenagers today, huh? So attached to technology. It doesn't make me want to give it up, though. I miss my phone. Period.
I might actually get in the water tomorrow. We're supposed to go out on my grandfather's boat and just...drive around. I've been really hesitant to get in the water because of my navel piercing, but I think it's at an okay point to where I can get in. Plus, the salt water might actually do it some good. Ah, well.
why can't you just get another cell phone?
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