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[enamoured]

You know how whenever they want to over-dramatize PMS, they mention crying jags and bouts of rage and all? Up until a few years ago I never really had that. I was always just constantly grouchy right before starting, and that was it. Then, oh... last year, I started to have the teary moments. It happened again today, when I was watching Mulan (I got it on DVD the other night after searching at least two used video stores and Half Price Books!) and it was near the end when her father tells her that the greatest honor is having her for a daughter. Usually I'd be like, "AWW!" but today I was all, "IT IS JUST RAINING ON MY FAAAACE." I wasn't like, bawling, but I definitely had tears brimming.

I don't even know why I started doing this. It's kind of freaky.

I bought loafers today. I have not had a pair of loafers since I was about eight and my mom actually put pennies in them. I really want a pair of gray suede ones, but I will probably have to Google them up. Tomorrow I am off, and they're saying the heat index might read something like 112 or some other freakishly high number that will make me weep, so I think I'm just going to wake up early, walk Pepper, and spend the rest of the day watching movies and eating popsicles, maybe doing some push ups or something equally boring.

PS: I don't know how I've failed to mention this before, but I have something like... six codes for Dreamwidth accounts. (I'm enamoured there, but I rarely update; maybe one day I'll finally sync everything so I can cross-post between here and there more often) If you want one, message me and/or comment here and I will hook you up.

Comments

[library-of-sex.livejournal.com]

Ummm, I kinda wanted to cry everytime "Reflection" starts up in the movie.

[supersyncspaz7.livejournal.com]

I teared up at that part too. SO MANY EMOTIONS.

[minimery.livejournal.com]

I can be so messed up at PMS time sometimes that I feel like I am losing my mind. So I totally know what you mean about the crying without knowing why. Totally frustrating, isn't it?