And apparently, I'm the Cheshire Cat also. *snickergrin* Not that I've a habit of disappearing, a smug smile most of the time, quite a bit of incidental insanity, or a tendancy to growl. Really. Honest. *smirk*

Becca's not shown up today, which is why I bummed a ride with Alan to hit the pharmacy and the donutshop, and I'm honestly a little bit puzzled. I'd thought she was coming over today. In fact, I'd rather expected her to come over today and to bring back the CDs she borrowed... speaking of which, Ryan, BRING BACK MY DISK!

Meh.

Now if I can just stay headache-free, conscious, and not in massive pain, hopefully a kitten will call. Mind you, those are a bit difficult to manage due to me starting my period earlier this afternoon. *twitch* Always nice to be reminded that once a month I go through hell... and actually, Becca should be starting any day now too. *blinkblink* I almost feel sorry for Ryan... mostly I just feel lonely for Ryan, I want him here and snuggly and playing pretty video games I can stare at.

Meh again.

Fish, I'm going to post this and play a bit of Disgaea, which (much like Thousand Arms although for different reasons) I strongly recommend to anyone who likes a touch of humor and vaguely-anime characters in their RPGs. Among other things, the main characters are Laharl (Prince of the Netherworld, attempting to become Overlord), Etna (a deranged vassal of Laharl with a fondness for Mighty Spears and Prinnies (a version of penguin that explodes when you throw it and says 'dude' far too often)), and Flonne (an Angel Trainee who... well, look for yourself). It's a PS2 game, wonderfully addictive. The only real problem is that you have to spend a lot of time leveling up between plot-points if you want to kick arse properly; since I obsessively level up my characters anyway, ~I~ don't see this as a problem. *shruggle*

What was I doing?

Oh. Yeah. Wandering off. *pads off somewhat dizzily*