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• (age 4) Tonari No Totoro
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• Gravitation, Weiss Kreuz, Hagaren (FMA), Kino No Tabi, .hack, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
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Monday, October 27, 2003

BOOM!
That is the reason I didn't sleep well last night. I was staying up late reading Gravitation (again) because I had had too much coffee. But when I finally got ready to go to sleep, a thunderstorm started up. This had to be the loudest thunderstorm I've ever heard. One crash was so loud it set off a car alarm on the street below. The whole house shook. So it was fairly difficult to get any rest.
I broke down pretty badly this morning, probably from lack of sleep. I am beginning to wonder if this is something a little more serious than stress though. Most of it has to do with the conflict between school and my social life, math and sleep vs. time with Nick and Lisa. I made an effort to pay attention during math today, and I'm beginning to understand it. I'm so proud!
Archbishop Carroll High School presented today, and it seemed like a good school until you realized that there were only three white people in the whole ten minute video. It's almost like a school for blacks. I'm not against blacks or anything, not at all, I just feel uncomfortable when a school or group is almost completely one race or color, even if it was all caucasian (which I am; 100% Anglo-Saxon and feeling left out in a Catholic school full of Irish). I like a lot of mixture and variety to feel comfortable.
Stoneridge also presented, and for the second year in a row I've had to tell the lady that the word is "anime". Actually, it wasn't even anime, it's manga. There's a club there for people who want to be manga-kas, and they're going to try to get something published soon. It's a Catholic school, so I bet it's not yaoi. Well they just suck.
And I seriously need a nap...
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