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I've had a lot of time on my hands lately, so I took today to sit back and fill out a few more job applications before curling up on the couch with my laptop.
It's been a few weeks since I've been on this thing... I normally use Conrad's laptop because it is connected to WoW and aside from checking my e-mail and LJ every so often, I never use the internet for much.
So today I caught up with Avatar (which, btw, ZUKO! also, I'm very pleased with Sokka's character development. Anyway.) and got myself hooked on a couple of Boy's Love webcomics. It was pretty nostalgic, mostly since I was so into the shounen-ai/yaoi scene not too long ago. They were cute. Well-drawn, etc. I saw a lot of generic story-telling and too many typos. Things were a little TOO fangirl-y and cliche... but then I found out that 2 of the three comics I had been reading were written by 15-year olds, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt. I remember what I was like at 15. (In fact, I had a DeadJournal when I was 15 and could go read it if I really wanted. Haha.)
The problem is, I decided it was too quiet and put on some iTunes. The songs I have are so OLD that each song brought back a different memory. There were a lot of Prince of Tennis memories... convention memories, cosplay memories, RP memories, community, icons, Kyou Kara Maou... etc.
But, you know... Death Cab for Cutie had to arrive and that band can't get any more emo, can they? Before I knew it, Transatlanticism came on and... that was the very first song Sarah had ever dedicated to or associated with me. So, of course, Sarah memories came flooding back.
This is the first time I've written about Sarah since I broke up with her, so it's kind of weird. :/
( As if you want to read it, right? )
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