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Wednesday, October 9, 2013

The Epic-ness of inbed sickness

Yesterday's in-bed-sickness was a mixture of upsetting and depressing, with just a hint of boredom. I woke up with a choke that ended with a sob of relief when my mom told me she wouldn't require me to attend school, due to my inability to stand on my own two feet without collapsing in a pool of weakness.

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To make matters worse the internet broke down, so I didn't even have pictures of cats, strangers, or netflix to keep me company.

So there I was, a teenager, home alone, all day. My possibilities were endless. Ferris Bueler here I come.

Psych! There was NO WAY on God's green earth I was moving my limbs.Think of me like a hippie during a sit in. Not budging my buttinsky for anything.

Instead, I watched The Shining and Finding Nemo, while eating the my mom's homemade chicken noodle soup. Just smelling the soup made me feel one step closer to healthy. I slept alot too. My gimpy dog helped keep me company (by laying flat and taking up half the bed space, while kicking me in the back when I got to close to him). God love him.

Anyway, today I was able to be a (practically) fully functioning citizen in the eyes of the law, and I made my way to school.

I'm a huge anime watcher. (Yes I know, "WOW! You're an ASIAN and you like ANIME!", what a shocker). The point is, if you're also a fellow anime watcher, might I just throw out a couple of titles that have really brightened my world for the better.

  1. Hetalia (English Dub)
  2. Trigun (English Dub)
  3. Death Note (English Dub)
  4. Elfen Lied (English Dub)
  5. Avatar the Last Airbender (not the blue alien people, not the stupid movie who ruined the anime, the series Book 1, 2, and 3)
  6. Black Butler (English Dub)
  7. Ghost Stories (English Dub)
  8. Baka n Test (English Dub)
Anime is the only thing that keeps this world going round. It takes all shapes and sizes and anime just happens to be that awkward Q of the Alphabet of life, It wouldn't be whole without it.

Disney's the same way. Where would we be without Disney? We'd probably be childhood-less zombies, droning around, spouting out math homework as a means of entertainment, sitting down with nostalgia for something we didn't even know we lost. It would be depressing. Disney created my childhood. I grew up watching all the classics. I'm still growing up watching all the classics.

One of my friend's is actually a part of the whole Disney fandom. I'm not as immersed, but I can appreciate Disney on a much deeper level than the average human being would consider healthy. The ironic thing: I've never been to Disney World.

 


 Favorite Quote(s): Well this is awkward because I forgot to put favorite quotes for like, 3 of the pages, So I'll make up for it now...

 















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6 comments:

  1. someone somewhereOctober 9, 2013 at 6:02 PM

    LOL don't apologize. It's not like you haven't blogged in months, right? Little piece of advice though, don't give it a long break because you will end up not posting for months.

    Wow. I had no idea that the composition of the letters in internet-laughing had that much meaning :D
    By the way, what's a gimpy dog?

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    1. UnknownOctober 11, 2013 at 4:10 PM

      My internet has been malfunctioning recently, so it's been real this past few days, a struggle, if you know what I mean.

      a gimpy dog, is my dog, his name is Timmy and his back leg is fused so it's stuck bent, so he's like Tiny Tim from the christmas charol.

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    2. someone somewhereOctober 11, 2013 at 8:57 PM

      Oh I thought it was a breed. I want to adopt a greyhound soon but my dad doesn't really want a dog in the house. He says we'll get too attached to it.
      Is there greyhound racing in America?

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    3. UnknownOctober 16, 2013 at 6:32 PM

      Nope, lol just my lame dog. There is greyhound racing here, but I've never seen it. The closest I've ever come to seeing it was during that Charlie Brown Special during Christmas.

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  2. UnknownOctober 10, 2013 at 11:42 PM

    hey you have a great sense of humor and can tell great stories......have you ever considered writing books? ps glad you recovered from your sickness

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    1. UnknownOctober 11, 2013 at 4:08 PM

      Thank you so much :) I don't think my adhd would allow the writing of a book, I can barely get through the paragraph required of this blog. Thanks for reading :)

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