2:56 PM
"Work, or I'll kick ass."
Spinal rebellion quick-melts
Longing for a kiss.
Storming. That would be a good word for what I'm feeling. Storming out, storming in, storm brewing on my fingertips and under my breastbone. It's tiring to keep it up but I'm physically feeding it. I love this. It's not exactly keeping it all in but neither is it giving it out, letting it control me. I pay with a little gritted teeth but I win with magnificent power, like a trunkline of cyclone in my arms. Only problem is, no target around. But I think if I can give myself a short nap when I get home, I can tackle the room and start making phone calls I need to make.
I had an awful dream of these two girls (who reminded me so strongly of Michiru and Haruka that I forgot their faces on waking) were assaulted in the dark. Waking, and too-warm, and it was a good thing I remembered I needed to do that paper or I might not have gotten up.
But just the fact that it's a gloomy horrible day and my laptop is fried and it's four hundred miles from happiness, I feel so together, so aware. The surges of anger-love-grief-passion are sometimes distracting, but I know where to take them and how far to go. I am taking my vitamins. When I have spent my frustrations straightening the room, I will feel better, and the whining voice in my head that used to stop me has quieted.
I got up when it was dark out. !! How amazing. How miraculous. If it was dark out, two years ago, I would not leave the room till the next day.
I called my mom while she was on her layover at L.A. Even if she disapproves (and I'm fairly sure she's got her own thoughts about it, to put it lightly) I couldn't not come out to her. No love lost, that's for sure *grin* but we're too much alike not to share stuff like that. I told her about the recent strangenesses. She said "You go, girl." I did forget to ask her how to fight, though. If I were a man, I'd ask my dad how to fire a gun. It's not the implication of violence, as much as the skill implied, the hands-on power. Both my parents have degrees higher than undergraduate; still I feel it in our culture, in the ethic, to do something hands-on. To be tangible and present. No matter how bookworm-ish I get, I'll always feel akin to that. I think not listening to that part of me did me in last time.
Probably why I want to be a teacher.
My mom also told me the other day that of *all* my cousins (and there's well over twenty of them), I'm the only one of my grandmother's who's following in her footsteps. The other day I was thinking about it, by the by, and I decided that it weirded me out to be told "it's so hard" "it's so noble" "I couldn't do that". I know what the obstacles look like, and there are days when I doubt. However it's still strange to me to view teaching as this saint-like pedestal shaped thing. Seiji, anyone? ^^ He grew up in a dojo, was raised by a grandfather who was bushi, for heaven's sake, leader of the clan and traditional warrior-- I don't think he finds himself more exceptional than anyone else. He knows he worked hard for his skills. He knows his birthright gave him certain things and didn't give him certain things. Just the same, I have predilections. I have propensities and talents and the will to do this. It's like telling someone who's planning to climb K-2 exactly how death-defying it is. I suppose people say that because it's their knee-jerk reaction. I don't mind it, of course (preen, preen) but it weirds me out. Er. Getting redundant. You get the idea ^^
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