my brain is like 80% English with random Japanese shit thrown in forgive poorly organized thoughts
There has never been a day in my life I've been more proud to be named Elizabeth.
Today, I lived a dream. I spent 13 hours in this dream. This dream was Takarazuka (the town, not just the theater.. but also the theater. words.) I'm really glad I made the decision to adventure there on my own today while Angela saw her show.. It was とても難し (see: HARD AS FUCK) and by the end of the day it felt like the Day of Silence except you CAN talk, just not in your own language. I think it's really cool that I can say that I actually know enough bits and pieces of this language to get myself by for a full day. That, and the Japanese are quite good at deciphering really shitty butcherings of their 日本語！
Also today I learned that disabled people apparently don't need to wipe their asses because there was not even a place where toilet paper SHOULD have been.
Anyway, back to Takarazuka. I can't even believe it really happened. I can't believe this pipe dream became a reality. I can't believe I actually saw Elisabeth performed live. With so many ladies that I love. I seriously believe Sena Jun is the third most beautiful woman in the world, after sugar_and_synth and Yossi. Today worked out fantastically well, I made my first Japanese friend (SACHIKOOOOOO ♥♥♥) and saw three top stars in one day (what up random demachi from Ranju Tomu and Yuzuki Reon?) I have so, so much to write about and so many pictures but I've been up for so long and walked so much aaand also stood for 2+ hours straight thanks to demachi soooooo I am crashing so hard.
Life goal: done'd.
(Sidenote: I admit I am still a little sad I wasn't at Cordoba with palais, though my day totally made up for it. Meanwhile, in Moriyama, Oozora Yuuhi pointed at, winked at and touched Angela's hand and this is REALLY rad even if I am JELIS and I am totes happy for her!!)
ohhhhh my god sleeping in forever.
Today, I lived a dream. I spent 13 hours in this dream. This dream was Takarazuka (the town, not just the theater.. but also the theater. words.) I'm really glad I made the decision to adventure there on my own today while Angela saw her show.. It was とても難し (see: HARD AS FUCK) and by the end of the day it felt like the Day of Silence except you CAN talk, just not in your own language. I think it's really cool that I can say that I actually know enough bits and pieces of this language to get myself by for a full day. That, and the Japanese are quite good at deciphering really shitty butcherings of their 日本語！
Also today I learned that disabled people apparently don't need to wipe their asses because there was not even a place where toilet paper SHOULD have been.
Anyway, back to Takarazuka. I can't even believe it really happened. I can't believe this pipe dream became a reality. I can't believe I actually saw Elisabeth performed live. With so many ladies that I love. I seriously believe Sena Jun is the third most beautiful woman in the world, after sugar_and_synth and Yossi. Today worked out fantastically well, I made my first Japanese friend (SACHIKOOOOOO ♥♥♥) and saw three top stars in one day (what up random demachi from Ranju Tomu and Yuzuki Reon?) I have so, so much to write about and so many pictures but I've been up for so long and walked so much aaand also stood for 2+ hours straight thanks to demachi soooooo I am crashing so hard.
Life goal: done'd.
(Sidenote: I admit I am still a little sad I wasn't at Cordoba with palais, though my day totally made up for it. Meanwhile, in Moriyama, Oozora Yuuhi pointed at, winked at and touched Angela's hand and this is REALLY rad even if I am JELIS and I am totes happy for her!!)
ohhhhh my god sleeping in forever.