Many, Many Things ♥

I am ridiculously addicted to Sims. ♥ Both my roommates play it, and to be honest the last time I played it I didn't enjoy it because I didn't have any help playing the games, and now I have plenty; one of my roommates is the Sims Guru.

I have been floating around the forum Within Hubris, for the Bendrowned/Jadusable CreepyPasta. Speaking of CreepyPastas.... The Luna Game, with My Little Pony was terrifying. My roommate opened it, and came running to us. We watched the rest with her, and it was quite scary. I also played it the next day on my computer the entire way through. I love ponies. ♥

I now have a controller for my computer. ♥ The best part is it is like the old Super Nintendo controller, I could have gotten the even older one but it has less buttons. I love it.

I am very excited for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, which I attended the midnight screening regardless of the fact that I work at nine the next morning. I also own all the movies now which I got in a seven disc set for forty dollars which was an extremely lucky find at HMV. I am so sad that it is over, I remember reading those books about ten years ago though admitedly I never read the Half-Blood Prince, and the Deathly Hallows

I have reattached myself to Pokémon Black. I am trying to fill the Pokédex in order, and I currently cannot find the other two elemental monkeys. I keep running into the one I have, or Audinos. I did have some help with the rare Pokémon though. :D

I purchased the items for the strawberry shortcake my grandfather used to make all the time, and made some for my roommates. I love my Grandfather, I have so many memories of him from when I was a kid, we used to have so much fun. He is still alive, just in a nursing home.

Work was inventory, and it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. Ours is annual, and we do it all together, I feel bad for the places that do it once a month, and it is only the store manager *cough*McDonald's*cough* I still cannot believe I don't work there anymore sometimes.

I've got to admit I am having some fun this summer. I do miss being a MASSIE Conversation Partner though, and just last summer in general.

A Two Days Off, and Out

I have had an amazing two days off. I took a leap, and landed on my feet for once. :)
I was originally going to cancel my plans on Friday because I did not want to drag myself out of bed, haha. After I did though I was ready in no time.
The city's transit was my mode of transportation, and while waited I dropped my phone, and it almost bounced onto the road. I decided part of my plan was to travel to the north side across the bridge later so I gave myself some time. I managed to stop at the art shop, and I found a non-photo blue pencil for myself, and a black paged sketchbook for one of my friends. Ventured for Bubble Tea. ♥ It has been too freaking long for that stuff, though I do miss the variety of flavours that can be purchased in Halifax
I got on the bus, and good thing although the wrong bus; good thing I did because it poured rain! I didn't have an umbrella, or my raincoat. When I got back to the normal bus stop I had to wait for the right bus. I did eventually make it to the other side of the city. I got to my friend's work just as she left. Really sad luck correct? She called me, and kidnapped me for the night. We had barbeque, and ate by the river. It was lovely outside. It was just like old times, though my memories were specifically floating to last summer around my nineteenth birthday. *sigh*
We got up the next day to go to the market but we didn't quite make it, and that is perfectly okay with me. They had a flat tire in the truck. We did make it to town, and went out for lunch.
I then ventured to the college I will be attending in the fall. Might I add that I am super excited for school. I have seen all of the school, and I am possibly going to take a night class for the summer, I just have to decide. I hate making important decisions like that but it must be done!

Christmas Doesn't Feel Like Christmas This Year

Merry Christmas Everyone!
Christmas isn't what it quite used to be... It really doesn't feel like Christmas this year....
As a child I remember going to the neighbour's with my Grandmother when she was delivering presents, and we used to have such nice neighbours. My Grandfather would order Chinese, and we would have it together on Christmas Eve. On Christmas Day we would have supper at both of my Grandparent's house sometimes, and other times just one. I would get to see all my Uncle's, and Aunt's, my Mother's siblings too. My other Aunt, my Dad's Sister still comes down to see us.
It all fell apart though after my parents separated, and one of Grandfather's passed away, and my other Grandmother was placed in a Nursing Home. This all happened relatively around the same time too.
It hasn't snowed much, it has mostly been raining....
I love tradition, it's repetitive, yet beautiful, and keeps people together...