A Nice Walk

November 28th, 2006 at 2:55 pm | Comments (13) |
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After much deciding I finally came to the conclusion of taking a walk. It’s been a while since I’ve left the house for one reason or another; however, it felt good to take in a breath of clean air. I always love this time of year anyway.

In any case, seeing as I had nowhere to really go, I visited the local park. As expected I saw a multitude of children (some Souma related) running about as though they hadn’t a care in the world. I didn’t know what to be more intrigued about. The way the children practically killed one another in a youthful game of tag, or their ever-lovely mothers. I’m terrible, aren’t I? Alas, the curse of being male.

It wasn’t until I found myself hungry that I realized I’d forgotten to bring some spending yen. The thought of returning home just to eat sounded ridiculous and redundant. So, after much protest from my poor stomach I pushed aside thoughts of eating and continued on to nowhere in particular.

After what felt to be miles of walking, which in reality had only been a mile or so, I returned home only to find a wonderful dinner made—courtesy of the little flower. Perhaps good things do come to those who wait, or didn’t bring any money in my case.

Some Extra Time

October 10th, 2006 at 2:54 pm | Comments (3) |
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It’s been quite a while, hasn’t it? Forgive my absence journal, yet so much has been rotating about. Though I must admit I’ve been terribly bored without Yuki-kun, Kyou-kun and Tohru-kun around to entertain me with their usual antics. It feels as though it were only yesterday that those three roamed around the house. Now I’m lucky if I so much as catch a glimpse of one (it’s disappointing, really). I mean don’t get me wrong. They come home to sleep and such though it would appear they’ve taken a liking to frequent outtings.

From what I can gather things at the Main House are as busy as always. Haa-san seems stressed, which really isn’t a surprise considering the poor man looks after so many “adoptiveâ€? children. That’s Haa-san for you – a mother to his many chicks.

Upon finding myself some extra time the other day I came across a forgotten DVD of Mogeta buried beneath a stack of old newspapers. Naturally I assumed that one of the kids had left it over during a previous visit so I gathered the case into my hand. However, I found myself watching an episode or two before I fully put it away. Then again is it wrong for an adult to watch a kid’s series, journal?