Memoirs of the Angst-Bitch

Dear vehicle that wishes to hit me on the road,

Yes, I was in your lane. Perhaps you didn't notice it was raining and there was a biker driving down half of mine. I did not wish to hydroplane and kill said biker. So I swerved long enough for him to realize he needed to get over more. Had you not been driving 50 mph in a 15 mph zone, we would not have had an issue. Had that biker not been biking in the rain on a non-bike road that is insanely narrow, we would not have had an issue. I apologize for not running him down like he deserved. Happy now?


Also, my work destroyed the Internet version of my project. Le sigh.

Wha? This is the first time since finishing KH2 that I've come home to no new fics. None. Not even a smidgeon. I sob now. What am I supposed to do with my plans for a KH fiction review site? Yes, I'm aware I make review sites all the time. I try to make them in accordance to whatever I've reading/watching most at the time. My interests constantly fluctuate and backtrack and all sorts of funness. The present interest is KH fanfiction, and my main reason for wanting a site is to make it easier for me to find. Fanart's a lot easier to save than fanfiction. I seriously do not know what to do with my night now. -_- This is so depressing, moreso because this is what I do with my spare time when I'm not around people.

I love driving home to three HUGE signs of some pathetic guy telling his girl to take him back. Ironically, these signs are right on the curb of the road that leads into a dangerous merge. Also, there's using a terrific sun glare. So if anyone actually took time to read those signs, they'd probably take their attention off the road just long enough to DIE. Do you want your girl to die, Stephen? Do you want her friends to die? Then use common sense and move your sniveling to a safer part of the road. I know if my boyfriend got people killed while reading his stupidity, I'd never take him back.

Question of the day: Is society so pairing-centric now that the inclusion of "I love you" in any conversation between two guys would automatically be constued as romantic? Because I really want to put it in my novel during a crucial scene between two characters who have a powerful but platonic relationship. But I worry that doing so would make people think I intended them to be a couple and just NO.