Gemini

I wish I could just write off pain. But even the slightest little prick hurts and I have to react. (If only for a split second.) Like maybe my nerves are more senstive than most people. *shrugs*

Was it, in fact, imagination stringing us along?

Not that I can recall. They'd all just call me by what everybody in the church knew me by. (Which is what you know me by as well.)

Of course. I was just saying if I wanted to play the "woe is me; I'm a bad person" card, I probably could have, but I know deep in my heart that I most certainly am a good person. I just have bad days from time to time.

Get a room you two! Good grief. lol

He probably should. (Then again, I grew up Southern Baptist, not Catholic.)

I could've said my soul, even though I know that's certainly not true. (It can get a little troubled at times, but that's beside the point. lol)

Yeah, why don't we get right to the heart of the matter?

Yeah, that lion was in a foul mood.

What kind of guard cat do you have? (Wait. Are guard cats a thing? lol)

Are we the last ones left alive? Are we the only human beings to survive?

At least you know she's always in attack mode when an intruder comes in the house. lol

I'll just shut up and say thank you. So thank you. And goodnight. Sweet well.

Of course. Bye for now. Sweet well!

I guess so? *shrugs*

I have a digital copy of the final cut edition of the movie. I swear it's the absolute best version of the movie, and again, the greatest film of all-time of any genre. (Most times, they show the original theatrical version on TV, and that version has narration in it. It's my least favorite iteration of the film.) And I don't care what anybody says. I loved the sequel as well.

Fair. (And it's okay. I understand. I probably would've done the same thing.) Now then, back to my eyes. Look at how weird they are. Lots of brown and bits of green in there. Blegh! lol

Well, darn then. I should buy Howl's Moving Castle and Song of the Sea next time I'm at Walmart. (Also, I finally downloaded Crunchyroll onto my PS4 so I can watch anime on my TV. I've been wanting to watch Blade Runner: Black Lotus ever since it was announced that it was gonna get made. It's based on my favorite movie of all-time, Blade Runner, which is also based off of the Philip K. Dick novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?".)

Okay, okay. Fine. lol But see, here's the thing. I knew something was wrong because I was in AGONY! So I shouldn't have even listened to my Uncle Joe and tried to move my left arm at all. (I know that's not really what you meant by that though.)

It was, like 10:40 pm (my time) and Walmart was about to close. I couldn't stay there long. I wish I had grabbed it when I had the chance. (In fact...check your phone. I sent you a pic of the actual copy I was gonna get. Also, Goodbye Don Glees looked interesting as well.)

True. I definitely get that. But he liked to cut up and poke fun a lot, too. I'm a little surprised that my parents didn't tell him to knock it off and that I didn't have to do that. And sure you can call me a dumbass. I should've taken the bottom bunk. That way, if I had rolled out of bed, I wouldn't have hurt myself in my sleep.

So you're a human girl version of Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle? (By the way, I almost bought that on DVD and BluRay when I was at Walmart earlier.) (And thanks. I'm sorry if it seems like I'm coming off as rather smart. I'm really not meaning to.)

No, but it was the first time I slept in the top bunk. (Also, I wanted to be next to my brother Teddy, who was also in the top bunk bed. I looked up to him a hell of a lot when we were younger.) Yes, you can call me a dumbass. I deserve it.

My uncle Joe was such a dick, too. He tried to have me move my arms like a chicken would flap its wings, and like the seven-year-old kid I was, I was gullible enough to listen. (He did say later on that day that he didn't realize how bad it was at first and that he was sorry he made me do that.)