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I'm slowly feeling better. The infection is almost over, and that's a huge plus. I'm so, so glad I was born in the age of antibiotics! In other real life news, my aunt should come to visit by the end of next week. She has just had dental surgery as well, and we complained a lot about it on the phone, can't wait to do it in person. *_________*
Not much else happening. I'm taking my meds, eating what I can, and resting. I started playing Lightning Returns, and three hours later I started it all over again on easy. Seriously, five potions, no health regeneration in the field, and I lose hours when escaping fights? That's really too hard for a first playthrough! I just finished Snow's storyline, which made me cry like a baby. I really love these characters! *sniffs* I'm loving this game a lot, although without a guide to plan the days it can be really hard to navigate. So far I've met three characters from the previous games (and caught a glimpse of a fourth one), and according to the guide tomorrow I'm going to meet my favourite character from the first game. I can't wait! ^^
What else? Moone Boy started its second season, with an episode all about Italia 90, that I watched three times in a row, it was just too great. And it took just one mention of Totò Schillaci to send me down memory lane, singing the song and remembering so many things I had forgotten! Like my Italia 90 piggy bank, in the shape of a lilac football shoe with a little italian flag on it. I loved that thing. *____*
My Mad Fat Diary also came back, with another amazing, heartbreaking episode. Seriously, these two shows are both must-see, especially for people in their thirties and fourties. My Mad Fat Diary can be triggering, but it's the one show that talks of mental illness with a raw honesty that I haven't seen anywhere else. It isn't sugarcoated, it isn't glamourized, it isn't demonized. It's real, and raw, and sometimes cruel, but always human. And Moone Boy is incredibly funny, innocent, and witty, and brings back so many wonderful memories of the 80s, it's great. ♥
Not much else happening. I'm taking my meds, eating what I can, and resting. I started playing Lightning Returns, and three hours later I started it all over again on easy. Seriously, five potions, no health regeneration in the field, and I lose hours when escaping fights? That's really too hard for a first playthrough! I just finished Snow's storyline, which made me cry like a baby. I really love these characters! *sniffs* I'm loving this game a lot, although without a guide to plan the days it can be really hard to navigate. So far I've met three characters from the previous games (and caught a glimpse of a fourth one), and according to the guide tomorrow I'm going to meet my favourite character from the first game. I can't wait! ^^
What else? Moone Boy started its second season, with an episode all about Italia 90, that I watched three times in a row, it was just too great. And it took just one mention of Totò Schillaci to send me down memory lane, singing the song and remembering so many things I had forgotten! Like my Italia 90 piggy bank, in the shape of a lilac football shoe with a little italian flag on it. I loved that thing. *____*
My Mad Fat Diary also came back, with another amazing, heartbreaking episode. Seriously, these two shows are both must-see, especially for people in their thirties and fourties. My Mad Fat Diary can be triggering, but it's the one show that talks of mental illness with a raw honesty that I haven't seen anywhere else. It isn't sugarcoated, it isn't glamourized, it isn't demonized. It's real, and raw, and sometimes cruel, but always human. And Moone Boy is incredibly funny, innocent, and witty, and brings back so many wonderful memories of the 80s, it's great. ♥
