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Aha, four hours of sleep does a body well. Does it well better than ZERO hours of sleep would, anyway. Kira's party was certainly a party, and I was able to see some of Firefly, which looks more and more like a series I would enjoy if I were to actually sit down and watch it. Now, here's a tidbit of information. Mal (the captain) was a guest star on this most recent episode of Lost, playing *gasp* Kate's Husband!
Did you have fun Kira? Did you? I liked the pizza and the billiards, and the chalk fight, and the bearslapping, and the ceili, and the beanbag chairs. All good things.
Today, being Sunday, is class at the temple, and afterwards there is a ceili, on the second sunday of each month. But Katherine won't want to go. I will, though. I'm a guy who is easily swayed, so maybe she'll get her way, but if Kenna and Alexi get to me, well, she's out numbered. SO MAYBE THERE IS A CEILI TODAY!
You know, I really don't care if this next part makes me sound like a loner sixteen year old whose parents buy him video games so they don't have to spend time with him and who hasn't found anything meaningful thus far in his life so he fills that void with said video games and takes them WAY to seriously, which means he is quick to ire about these video games when he feels challenged by someone else's oppinion and will fight and argue his point well past the point where it becomes pathetic, so here it is:
Of course video games are an artform, if you consider movies and art, if you consider painting an art, if you consider music an art. Anything that can invoke feelings in someone should be considered such.
And the game that makes me say this? Shadows of the Collosus. Play it. Maybe you'll get what I'm feeling, maybe not.
Ah, here's a shocker; Feenz's boyfriend likes Cake, the band! He can sing along to "Short Skirt, Long Jacker" better than Kira can, methinks. Just amazing.
Did you have fun Kira? Did you? I liked the pizza and the billiards, and the chalk fight, and the bearslapping, and the ceili, and the beanbag chairs. All good things.
Today, being Sunday, is class at the temple, and afterwards there is a ceili, on the second sunday of each month. But Katherine won't want to go. I will, though. I'm a guy who is easily swayed, so maybe she'll get her way, but if Kenna and Alexi get to me, well, she's out numbered. SO MAYBE THERE IS A CEILI TODAY!
You know, I really don't care if this next part makes me sound like a loner sixteen year old whose parents buy him video games so they don't have to spend time with him and who hasn't found anything meaningful thus far in his life so he fills that void with said video games and takes them WAY to seriously, which means he is quick to ire about these video games when he feels challenged by someone else's oppinion and will fight and argue his point well past the point where it becomes pathetic, so here it is:
Of course video games are an artform, if you consider movies and art, if you consider painting an art, if you consider music an art. Anything that can invoke feelings in someone should be considered such.
And the game that makes me say this? Shadows of the Collosus. Play it. Maybe you'll get what I'm feeling, maybe not.
Ah, here's a shocker; Feenz's boyfriend likes Cake, the band! He can sing along to "Short Skirt, Long Jacker" better than Kira can, methinks. Just amazing.