I feel like my emotions are really up and down lately. I guess I say that a lot. It's true though, a lot. XD Only two days until my life is over.
Sometimes I feel like I want to do something fun, but I end up sitting here like a lazy lump. Also we don't have any money. I'm kind of worried about money at the moment, since we seem to have gotten ourselves into debt again, and Steve doesn't have a job anymore. But shopping makes me feel good. XD Guess I need to cut that out. Or start selling stuff so that I can buy more stuff. Hrm.
Sometimes I wish I was somewhere else, but I guess if I was somewhere else, I'd wish I was somewhere other than else.
Sometimes I want to write lists so that I'll do things I want to do. Sometimes I actually write them, but I never do anything. Getting out my ideas and feelings makes me feel better and worse at the same time. Like right now, I should fold and put away all the
clean laundry that's been piling up. There's no reason to have piles of clean laundry. And now that I've written it down, I think, oh yes, what a good idea. Then I feel bad for having no desire to actually fulfill that goal.
I've been watching this show called 14才の母 ("14-year-old mother") and it's pretty stupid, but I can't stop. XD The drama factor is FANTABULOUS. It's absurd the amount of drama involved. XD In spite of this, she tells the 15-year-old father of her child 「それでバイバイしよう、きりちゃん」 XD If you don't know Japanese, it doesn't sound as funny. If you translate it, she says "So let's say goodbye, [boy's name]" but literally it's more like "So let's bye-bye, [stupid girly nickname for the boy]" and she says it with this serious face... XD Ah, Japan. Watching Japanese shows always gets me more into studying and/or using Japanese. Sometimes makes me want to go to Japan, but not especially given all the CRAZY stuff that people have to do because of the rigid societal structure. oO;; I mean, sure, it's bad for a kid that age to have a baby in most 1st world countries. But you don't worry that your father will get fired from his job because it looks bad for your family, and your school doesn't
ask you to drop out, you just drop out yourself. And of course there will be rumors and people giving you looks, but not to the crippling extent that this shit goes down in Japan.
Last night we saw Michael Moore's new documentary,
Sicko, which totally freaked me out. XD My job won't give me health insurance until I work there for three months, and Steve's job is over. So we've got nothin'. If one of us gets sick or has an emergency, we are *royally* fucked. Also, the kind of stuff they give people in France... Hot damn ;D 5 weeks paid vacation, even for people who only work part-time. Sign me up!
I'm starting to seriously think we'll end up leaving the country. Maybe not forever, I guess, but maybe for a while... I like the idea of having and raising children somewhere I don't have to worry about hospital bills if they fall out of trees or get some kind of weird infectious disease. I like the idea of them being able to learn about evolution in school (because it's freaking SCIENCE, but we won't go into that right now XD). I like the idea of them turning on the news and seeing stuff about community and politics and world affairs instead of what stupid teen star got a DUI this week. Even in Canada, it's like....well, it's like a whole different country. ;)
Maybe I should start modifying my future plans... ^-^;;