It needs to stop being cold. Seriously. Either that, or I need to gain some more weight and get extra body heat in there. Not that I want to, because then I have to shop for a not-awesome reason.
Also, I love my job right now. =) We have an amazing group of spring trainees; they all stand out in good ways. I don't even have to bring out the "I'm a slavedriver" routine. =D Granted, God's Gift to Counseling is still up to his antics, but I don't think anyone really pays attention anymore. He's such a nice guy when he's not on his high horse. It's depressing. I'm really excited to see how this group ends up at the end of the semester.
Rikkai alumni: We need to get together for yakiniku. I want ungodly amounts of meat, and we need a mini-reunion.
Terry: Thank you so much for being there tonight-and for calling Kunimitsu when I started begging for him. The nightmare was particularly bad this time. I really hope I didn't wake Asoka up. Did I?
Kunimitsu: Thank you. I can't thank you enough. I'll try not to panic as badly as I did the next time it happens-hopefully, it won't. And hopefully Terry won't be calling at 3 AM with me sobbing in the background and you getting so worried. And I know you'll pinch me again for this and tell me not to, but I'm still sorry for waking you up and bugging you. =)
Private: And the nightmare, instead of going away, has become worse. Last night..that was the most vivid one I had, and I swore to myself that it was really happening, that it wasn't a dream. Waking up-even though I was screaming and crying-it was a relief; because I saw that Terry and Kunimitsu were alive and well, and I knew that all my other close friends were fine, too. Still, to come over at a moment's notice, and for both of them making sure that I was calmed down enough to sleep...
I'm very blessed, with all these caring people surrounding me. I don't know what I did, but I'm grateful for it.