I keep losing the paper that I have all the things I need written on so I'm going to just copy everything here for future reference.
- FF9
- The Sylvia Plath books I lack
- teeny tiny ceramic curling iron
- teeth whitening strips
- proper pin-up curl pins
- Redken Curl Perfector
Those pins will be hell to sleep in, but bobby pins leave dents in the curls and I want to master this pin-up curl business to the point where my hair will look decent left down. I have the pins, books, and game all bookmarked from Amazon and once Mom gets home I'll just run it all by her. As for the strips and the Redken, I can hit up Walmart for that. Thank god they got that little salon in there now that sells professional stuff. Well, actually it's not a good thing. I have a hard time staying away from it when I have my own money to spend. I could buy it all, sometimes simply based on smell. I'm such pro-hair-product junkie...
I dunno how I'm going to break the news to my dad that I think the dog has eaten my retainer again. He already basically told me the last time I lost it to prepare to be bitched at if I make a habit out of losing it. So...I'm waiting for Mom to get home for that, too.
It sucks that I can never talk to him about this Hunter business. He bases everything off his previous pattern and every time we talk about it I just end up defending him and myself, so if I tell him what kind of crazy shit has been said he'll just act smug. I feel like I'm becoming a mini-version of Mom(which is probably I rely on her for back-up so much). I'm probably too hopeful for all of this, but I'm self-aware enough to dissect my father's strictly logic approach. So even though we argue from totally different viewpoints we can both get some valid points across. Although it's undeniable that if I ever cut my heart out of the equation and tried to defend Hunter objectively, I'd have a very flimsy argument...
This is seriously not something I want to deal with. Things should only be this horrible in overdone dramas. They just aren't supposed to be this hard, not without being scripted this way. I feel like I want to take a vacation away from everything and everyone. I would go with Ireland or something for the nature; rolling hills and privacy and such. But after seeing all those horror movies that take advantage of the isolation factor I'm not sure I'd have the balls to rent out some cottage and just chill there for a week without constantly thinking that some Rage-infected sheep is going to catapult through my window.
I don't even know if that whole anger infection business was set in Ireland, actually, but I vaguely remember some shot of a bunch of pissed off sheep running across some hills and how one of the heros ended up infected by a drop of blood in his eye and the rest of the survivors had to kill him. I know it's been more than three years since I've seen whatever movie that was because my room hadn't been reorganized yet, and I remember that because my bed was still in its former place and I wanted mom to sleep with me that night because the movie had scared the living hell out of me. .
Even though it's been overdone now, I always thought the insanity infection theme was pretty cool. It always managed to give me the creeps. I guess because everything you once knew as generally neutral suddenly becomes violent and deadly, and quick too. Giving a good thing a new negative connotation has always been scarier to me than the design of some entirely new species of killers.
I dunno, there's a lot in movies that can make me shudder. Imaginative gore will do the trick sometimes, just not the hack and slash stuff. Keyword here is imaginative. Like...ripping or twisting or skinning. Contorted bodies or voices or basically anything human becoming deformed and/or psychotic will usually do the trick if I really want to get creeped the fuck out.
I'm not sure how this entry ended up going from a shopping list, to the beginning of a whining session, to a discussion about horror elements. God, I'm boring.