The Long Drive Home

 

So last Thursday I played a couple more rounds with the Ninja Turtle preconstruct and it continued to perform magnificiently! I'm really happy with that deck, and it may be a bit too powerful for regular use with my weekly group lol. I gotta lose every once in a while or they might get upset with me XD. 

This was a pretty low key weekend, not as busy as usual. I napped a lot both Sunday and Monday morning, just trying to recover from Daylight savings time. I spent some of the day playing more of Alisa. The third save room in the game has a bath you can sit in for free healing. Considering the game gives you nothing for free, it even costs to save the game, I ended up back tracking to that save room constantly at this point. Clear a room, back track, soak in the bath, head out, get a papercut, back track, soak in the bath, head out...And the other thing is it is not a quick heal. I didn't time it but you have to spend a good bit of time to fully heal. Still it was worthwhile and i made good progress up until they completely changed the game on me. sigh

I want a large woman to step on me, but this was a bit much.

That evening I went over to see Manders and Cain and we continued our Silent Hill F new game plus to try and unlock a better ending. Before that though I made the two of them play Kiosk because it's such a funny short game to me. They seemed to have fun with the weird zen food service and bizarre customers like I did. Cain accidently throwing a burger in front of the kiosk to rot also gave me an idea to barricade myself from the customers.

Monday was also low energy and in the afternoon I went to go see Dorian and we watched Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark together. At some point their sisters Tira and Mallory joined us and it was nice all of us squeezing onto the couch and watching the movie together. Dorian also made some really good quesadillas for us for dinner. 

That night I took the long way home. I love Dorian but sometimes after spending time with them I get really sad. It's just a touch starved and lonely thing. It just made me really contemplative on the way home and I spent the time crying while driving. I just really need someone to hold me and tell me it's going to be okay.