Hello world!
School is so not fun. I guess I can be glad that, after this, I won't have English anymore... but that doesn't mean I won't still have to write papers and do group projects. Not even close. *deep sigh*
In other news, a few things happened (more-so in the second half of the week than the first), but not much, so I'll have plenty of space for talking about other things! Yay!
We went out to eat at a Japanese restaurant on... Thursday, I think, with Captain. It was yummy, and they were playing modern Japanese songs there. Not like super kawaii ones, but more like the usual stuff that they actually listen to, I think. I liked a few of them, but some of the others made me remember "Oh yeah, that's why I'm pretty picky about Japanese songs..." I don't know what would've happened if they played something from AKFG or SID... I would've probably tried super hard to not explode from excitement. Whether I would've succeeded or not is up to the imagination.
On Friday, things were gonna get more complicated about bringing me to school because of some events my mom and sis were going to. Since I didn't have classes or seminary that day, my mom was like "Yeah, I'm not gonna bother with that." BUT, I still really wanted to try to get whatever homework I could done outside of the house, so I spent the school-day at the nearby library instead.
I remember how, when I was younger, I'd look at the little tables and couches and stuff, and muse to myself, "I would like to think that I'd take the opportunity to study here a lot when I'm older." This is the very first time I've done that, though.
I have to admit, I let myself get distracted by the people around me a little more than I should've, and it was super hard to not get distracted by all the books around me (oh, so much temptation!), but otherwise, I think it actually went pretty decently.
More than that, though, I would really like to spend a whole day at the library just for reading, not schoolwork. I want to do that at least once this summer!
I was there from around 10 to 5 (I'd taken a 5-minute break outside to eat my lunch around 12), and my dad picked me up. From there, we went to the movies. We went to that one theater that serves fish and chips, and picked The Boss Baby. Man, we loved it! (I feel like the movie's trailers spoiled too many of the jokes, though. I hate when that happens.)
Then yesterday, I tried to get more work done, but... well, I got about half of my part of the group project done, but I couldn't for the life of me get myself to do the second half. I really hope my brain is working tomorrow, and I'll be able to get it done super fast so that I can quickly start getting to work putting everything together. Otherwise, it'll bode really badly for my (and everyone else's) grade...
I guess part of why I was having a harder time concentrating yesterday was because I was tempted to look up GFxDP crossovers. I ended up finding a specific crossover called "Falling Phantom", in which Dani from Danny Phantom ended up making it all the way to Gravity Falls while she's been out traveling on her own, quickly becoming friends with Mabel. By the end of the summer, she's friends with everyone else from the Shack and helps defeat Bill, then ends up permanently staying with Grunkle Stan until adulthood. Apparently, it eventually added Dani and Dipper becoming a couple when they're older. I haven't seen everything for Falling Phantom yet, but there's some great interactions between character (and everyone seems very much in-character). Still not sure how I feel about DanixDipper, but I can agree on it making more sense than a whole lot of other pairings that exist in the world...
Something the writer had said was actually really cool! I'd read this amazing DP fic a few weeks ago that had Danny and Sam getting married and having a half-ghost baby as part of the plot. Falling Phantom's creator, however, made the suggestion that the half-ghost abilities may only be able to be passed down through the half-ghost moms, not dads, since it could have something to do with mtDNA. (I'm not gonna go through the whole explanation, but it sounded really cool and logical!) So, even though it would've made part of that other story's plot obsolete, I still really like the idea.
I've also been thinking about a crossover idea between GF and Bob's Burgers. Both shows have weirdly peppy morticians, so I can imagine both of them going to a mortuary convention, if such a thing existed (which totally could- even if not in real life, I see no reason for there to not be one in shows as weird as GF and BB). If it happens in the town the Belchers live in, then that means there's opportunity for Robby (GF) to end up meeting the Belcher kids. It'd have to be that Robby's parents dragged him along for the convention, and they decided to eat at Bob's Burgers for lunch/dinner. I have a feeling really funny stuff (or, as I said to Carter, "comedy gold") could happen between him and Louise. It's not just me, right? (Oh, and Tina would absolutely try to hit on him!)
I guess pretty much the only thing I can think of to talk about now is that the wedding's drawing closer and closer. It's about 3 weeks, man! I'm excited for it (just about the only wedding I've actually been excited to go to), even with people asking me if I'm gonna miss her afterwards (why do people like asking things like that? Of course I will, and you're not helping me not think about it!), but it's also been making me think of my own special day in the future...
For one, I'm thinking more than ever that I don't want to have a whole party. I mean, I'm an introvert, and I hardly enjoy being in big parties and having all the attention on me. I also don't want to deal with the stress that happens from it, because jeez, these have not been exactly the most carefree months for any of us. So, I'm pretty sure Future Me will avoid having a reception. The ceremony itself will depend on if me and the (un)lucky guy marry in the temple, or take my sister's lead and have a normal ceremony first, then leave the temple for later. In the latter scenario, I desperately hope we go elope.
If we end up with a reception, anyways (I am not gonna be the one planning that thing!), maybe we'd end up with a rather unique choice of song for the first dance. Right now, three songs come up in my head: "Never Close Our Eyes" by Adam Lambert, though an acoustic version; "Cough Syrup" by Young the Giant, also acoustic- not because it's particularly romantic, but it's just one of my favorite songs ever; and "I Wouldn't Mind" by He is We. That last one's probably the one that would fit the most, actually.
And, lastly... if we got married in the fall, I'd seriously consider doing it on October 3rd (or super close to that date, at least) because that's one of the only dates I can always remember correctly...
Alrighty, that's everything! Bye!
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