Does anyone get irrationally angry when they get any sort of food stains on their clothes and can't wash it off until the end of the day because they're at school and the sinks are dirtier than anything and the soap is just foam? I was eating this prepackaged chocolate roll thing from the school breakfast. I tried to open the bottom part so I could eat the rest of the chocolate syrup shit, and it flung onto my shirt, my sweatshirt (hanging from my shoulder) and my pants. That was my good shirt, too. I felt filthy and uncomfortable for the rest of the day.
This is gonna be another long post. I will talk about NYT Games, Project Sekai, S2E3 of Sherlock (TV Series), and the vestibular system.
Today was a good day for NYT Games. I quickly solved the Wordle with a skill score of 98, and I had the exact same answers as the bot, but with the second and third guesses switched. SLATE TONIC COUNT NOTCH. I also successfully did the Connections. Today's puzzle was fun.
Right after that, though, I almost got a full combo in two songs in a row on Project Sekai. For the first song, I messed up at the very end. For the second one, I forgot I missed a note at the beginning and thought I full comboed, but I didn't. It felt arguably worse. The songs were Shama and Suicide Parade, respectively. Both great songs, but the in-game covers are mid as usual. No disrespect.
I don't think I had any homework today (besides the shit for my Japanese class that no one's doing), so I watched S2E3 of Sherlock. I kinda liked the structure of this one. I almost forgot that he was going to die, even though they showed us that in the first scene.
The scene where he got arrested was a feast for the shippers. Handcuffed to each other and running away? Seriously? I won't disclose whether or not I ship it, but it was very entertaining to watch either way. It was also satisfying that John punched the guy.
How did Moriarty make the little kid scream at the sight of Sherlock's face? Did he put on a mask or something? Was it a reference to the later line, when he said that they were the same?
Who wanted John to think that Mrs. Hudson had been shot? I could see it being Sherlock or Moriarty.
What did Sherlock need Molly's help for? I assume it was faking his death.
The rooftop confrontation was straight out of an anime or something. I would draw a manga panel of that if I had the talent. There were, like, five plot twists.
The suicide note-call scene was pretty sad, even though I wasn't convinced at all that Sherlock would actually die. There's still two whole seasons left. Why was he crying, though? It couldn't have been to be more convincing because John couldn't see him anyways, so maybe he actually felt guilty at the impact it would have on his bestie.
Do people actually flail their limbs around when falling? Apparently so; it's because of the vestibular system, which is in the inner ear and maintains your balance. A very simplified explanation (that leaves a lot of other factors out) is that when you are falling, it thinks that you are losing your balance for a very long time, which causes you to instinctively try to shift your center of mass. Neat. If I were falling to my death, I would try to override that instinct just for the aura.
I wonder if the show will explain how he faked his death. Was asking John to keep his eyes on him part of it? Maybe that was the true "magic trick."
Anyways, great episode. I am very excited to watch the next one.
(Is it cringe to be posting about Sherlock in the big 26?)
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People who say "feel badly" instead of "feel bad" not only sound pretentiously, they're just wrongly. When I hear or see this, I become angrily.
Holy shit this reminds me of my English teacher who kept trying to brainwash us that "badly" was the right use of the word. She TAUGHT US about linking verbs. Stupid woman. I heard she left the school. Hopefully to work in a collapsing sewer.
"Feel" in that phrase connects the adjective "bad" to the subject. It is not a verb. If you said you felt badly, it would mean your sensory neurons were impaired.
Side note, if I'm talking about a word itself, do I use italics or quotation marks? I used quotes, but it doesn't feel quite right.
I get kinda pissed off when people, especially Raiden mains, meme about "haha raiden is disappointed in her failure son and abandons him." It ironically only factors in Wanderer's perspective and completely disregards what Ei was actually thinking when she was creating him. Both characters are my favorite, by the way.
Anyone know any songs that sound similar to "Yellow" by Yoh Kamiyama? None of his other songs feel the same. I just need something with similar instruments and a similar beat. Can be in any language.
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I took a really long walk yesterday, and I would've had the best sleep of my life if it weren't for my alarm. I wake up at around 8:15 AM every morning for school, which is very late in comparison to most people, but it is still far too early for me. Most of my troubles are due to never getting enough sleep, including my username. God my eyes are so dry today. I couldn't see clearly in the morning.
I often like to tell people about this study that I've read about a hunter-gatherer group in Tanzania, called the Hadza people. Throughout a 20-day period, there were only 18 minutes in which all members of the tribe were simutaneously asleep. This affirmed that people having different sleep schedules provided a form of vigilance, kinda. I was too lazy to read the full thing.
The article: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5524507/
My takeaway from this is that I should be allowed to rise and go to sleep at whatever times I want. It is in my nature.
Let me know if you've seen any similar studies. Oh, who am I kidding. No one's fucking reading this shit.
A friend taught me that the realization that everyone has a life just as complex as yours is called sonder. I'm pretty sure it's a made-up word.
To be honest, I think descriptions are far more powerful than words. If we came up with too many niche words, we would just be copying the Germans. It would be nice if we got rid of many unnecessary words in English.
Actually, this is just starting to sound like Newspeak. Never mind.
My English teacher makes us write daily journals every day. She usually gives us some silly prompts such as "What's a strange food combo that you personally wouldn't try, but you think people would buy?" or "You can instantly become an expert in anything. What do you choose?" My answers for these respectively were mayonnaise Takis and stocks.
A lot of the time, she makes us write about a good thing, something we're looking forward to, and something that is bad. During the beginning of the semester, I could only think of bad things. However, my workload is nearly non-existent now, and I've been in much better spirits. If we don't write about it, she makes us share one good thing about that day or the weekend with the class. It's a great way to waste class time, and it's interesting to hear about how boring my classmates' responses are.
Anyways, I wrote once that I should start an actual journal, but I didn't "feel like writing without a purpose," to which she said, "One thing about an actual diary or journal that you keep for yourself is that it DOES have a purpose; journaling is a great tool for mental health management. Scientific studies have found that journaling increases well-being, decreases depression and anxiety symptoms, and can improve physical functioning."
This is a pretty cringe and sappy reason for starting a blog, but I really like my English teacher. A drastic improvement from the thing I had last year. I can talk more about her if literally anyone comments.
I guess I also just felt like I wanted to start a blog because I liked the prospect of some random person possibly reading my stuff. It also sounded cool. Just like John Watson. I obviously won't get nearly as popular, and my life is nowhere near as interesting as that of a fictional character, but most of my joy is from the writing process itself, not the result, if there is any at all.
This was going to be a part of my last post, but I wrote more than expected and I wanted to have a consistent topic in my posts.
Interesting how I could write poetry or make a long detailed post on my old account and get no attention. Meanwhile, I post a few screenshots of someone else's animation and everyone loves it. Well, "everyone" meaning like 10 people. But I'm still pretty surprised. Every sentence starting with "but" is grammatically incorrect, but saying "however" just feels awkward. Actually, never mind. I just searched it up, and apparently it's perfectly fine. I don't know why I thought that. Starting a sentence with "and" still feels weird, though. Am I the only one? This is not a rhetorical question.
My username has been growing on me. I really thought I thought of some amazing ones a long time ago, but I never wrote them down and it's better to pretend they don't exist so I don't go insane trying to remember. Does "sicca" sound too feminine, though? It doesn't matter.
I still haven't done any work. I tried some hot honey for the first time and fucking loved it. It was given to my mother by a friend she had at the gym. Both of them thought it was too spicy, but I thought all the sweetness cancelled out any spice. Is it "canceled" or "cancelled"? The latter looks right. It's probably the British spelling. How about "grey" and "gray"? I always spell it with an E. Until now, I thought that I learned my preferred spelling from crayons. However, I just searched it up, and apparently they spell it with an A.
What the fuck. This is like treason. They planted memories in my mind. That brings me to the
SPOILERS FOR BBC SHERLOCK S2E2 (the spoilers will end if you want to see me yap for one more paragraph)
I watched "The Hounds of Baskerville" from BBC Sherlock and holy shit it might be my favorite episode by far. It was really far-fetched and started out seemingly ridiculous, but it really got good the second time they went into the laboratory. And I sometimes really like far-fetched things. It was far more well-explained than A Scandal in Bargolvia or whatever the name was. It was super satisfying when everything started making sense. I predicted that they were all drugged, but I never would've thought Sherlock was actually experimenting on John. He looked genuinely worried for him right at the end of the experiment too. So sweet. "Sociopath" my ass.
Whoever played that Henry guy had great acting. I like Henry a lot. He probably won't show up for the rest of the show, though. My favorite was the part where him, Sherlock, John, and Lestrade were all standing there in the hollow and he was absolutely tweaking the fuck out. I also liked the parts where Sherlock himself was going insane, and the part where he hallucinated Moriarty. Oh, and when Frankland blew himself up, it was really epic. The scene was visually very beautiful.
It was even better once I read the Wikipedia page for it and learned of all the allusions. I knew that scene with Sherlock standing on the hill felt familiar.
It might be necessary to know that I've never read any of Doyle's original works. I really should.
Anyways, I really liked all the psychological aspects of it. Someone told me that I would really enjoy Silence of the Lambs. I'm honestly not a big movie or show person at all, but I'll definitely watch that over the summer. Hopefully during the daytime.
SPOILER END if anyone cares to read this at all What the fuck my formatting
This blog is becoming like a diary. I put off writing today, but the second I started, more and more ideas just started popping up. Have you ever read the "Dork Diaries" series? It was a stupid book, but I remember a little quiz I did that told me what kind of diary would suit me best. I took it many times. The only result I remember was a blog, and I thought that was total bullshit because I was a pretty closed off kid and could never imagine sharing anything about myself to anyone. Clearly, that has changed. I think I've become a very outspoken person, which I'm proud of. Just not with my family. That's completely different.
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It's Friday. I deleted my old blog so that I could start posting Genshin and things relating to the fact that I'm still in high school. Lying about your age can be tiring.
I was so excited to start a new blog last night, but all of that has worn off now. Why does this always happen to me? Is there a name for that phenomenon? I'm feeling more cringe by the moment, but no one will read this anyways.
Today was uneventful, which is good. I have homework and essays I need to finish instead of writing stupid things on Tumbler or whatever but it's going to be fine.
I found out today that if you click Format>Text>Capitalization you can make things capital or undercase with your mouse. It awakened a memory in 4th grade when my teacher was correcting my use of capitalization in something I wrote. He probably used that method. I think he was trying to look cool back then, because he could've saved a whole two seconds if he just deleted a single letter and retyped it. I've had this memory for a long time, but nothing I did was ever related to it until now.
I binge ate cereal last night and made my old stomach problems flare up in the morning. Miraculously, there was no rectal tenesmus. I haven't felt this gastrointestinally great in a while. I like using adverbs adverbingly.
Anyways, this is my new blog. I play Genshin and I'm trying to get into Resident Evil. I'm playing OG RE4. My dear friend made me watch BBC Sherlock and I just finished S2E1. It was pretty good, but nothing can top the first episode in my opinion. I listen to ZUTOMAYO and Eve, though I much prefer his old songs. His new ones suck. I'm open to messages from anyone.
