*slits wrists*

[sarea]

The last time my cell phone bill went over $225, I swore it would never happen again. My normal bill should be around $35. And I was good for several months, but I just got last month's bill and it's $100!! I just about had a minor aneurysm when I saw it. What makes me really steamed is that I could have used that $$ toward the next plan up, and overall saved money. Argh. Aarrrgghhh. So I've finally bitten the bullet and done it -- I have the next plan up and renewed for a year, so now I have free evenings (after 9pm, which is so sucky) and weekends. GAH. I am so LAME and annoyed with myself. Stupid cell phone.

Went to the dentist this morning. Have three cavaties! Eeep! I blame the Tootsie Pops that I love so. Another thing to be mad at myself about. No more Tootsie Pops.

Wouldn't it be lovely if I could cut out all of my bad habits? Of course, I'd never write fanfic again, and probably go stark raving mad. Most of my bad habits, then.

For you brave souls who expressed an interest in seeing my take on what Ginny's life might be like in a harem, if only she weren't actually Ginny Weasley, had no magical abilities, and had never heard of Hogwarts, you should be able to see it under a filtered post. Filtered, yes, because it's just far too embarrassing to make completely public. fearthainn, you should definitely write your haremfic, as you have an actual plot and it sounds really cool. My "vision" has no plot; it's just a scene out of a day in their lives, so is thus not really part of a larger story and why it's kind of a standalone vignette/cookie/drabble-type thing.

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*glub glub*

And here I was looking forward to seeing the magnificent breechings of goldfish. The power and majesty of millions of tiny yellow fish throwing themselves into the air would have been great indeed.