InsaneJournal

Current mood:

cheerful

Christmas ponderings
I am the heroine of my own tale. I suppose this is true for most people, but it was a realisation that hit me while walking home at about 4 am on Christmas eve.
She is a calm heroine, waiting patiently for the hero of the tale to show up. Continuing her life with a tenacity and cheerfulness that astonishes even me. She resembles my favourite heroine of all time in that she is “very fond of walking” (Darcy: “Yes, I know”) and that she does not wait for her hero to bring her happiness, but instead searches for it herself. In her own words, “what are men compared to rocks and trees?” (I'm astonished that I know so much of my favourite novel, while it's been over a month since I last read it).

This is all very confusing, of course, because my heroine is basically me. XD But ah well. It made sense to me while walking home from my mothers' work. 'tis true, I love trees, rocks and walking. I suppose that I'm a lot like another Jane Austen heroine when it comes to risking my heart, though. But that's the kind of wailing I only think, not write.

Re-reading my Megatokyo mangas (I need to get n°5, stat!) naturally made me remember one of my all time favourite “Adventures of Piro and Seraphim” comics. Namely the one where Seraphim is reading a random livejournal to torture Piro with the whining. I do -not- want to be a whiner. I love that particular comic loads, by the way – it's made me laugh more than most of the story did. Still, my all time favourite has to be the one with the vibrating sheep of death. Dear lord, I must have one! XD

Well... this was quite a random post. In other news, I want to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and happy holidays in general. Love one another and show someone random a bit of kindness this year.

With love – E.