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mood: slightly happy, satisfied, contented - 3nodding
listening to: Amber Pacific songs [Here We Stand, Gone So Young,, If I Fall, Poetically Pathetic, Thoughts Before Me]
[was] reading: The Wallflower manga

I have arrived back home, and it's been a glorious trip except for the fact I had to go out early in the morning. I hate going out so early in the morning. I love staying in bed. Yes, I can be lazy in the morning.

Anyway, that's out of topic. What did I do during the weekend, you will most likely wonder, unless you were with me or you already know. If you do know but weren't with me, I'll get into the details.

I woke up early in the morning at who-knows-what time. I stayed in bed until 8am, I think. I was drowned in thoughts. I don't stay in bed because I'm lazy, alright? Well, that's one reason. I actually stay in bed so I could think. I have my own world. You're not invited in it.

I left the house at 8:45 with my youngest brother, the one who gave me the eraser [see previous entry]. We brought him to his school for his basketball sessions. I arrived at my friend's house at roughly 10:05, I guess. A different friend was already there. A few others came after I did. They played Sims 2 for a while. I just watched.

We went to the mall later on. It still felt early for me. It was lunch time, and yes, I find it early. I'm an afternoon kind of person. Ah, then we te lunch, of course. We played as we were in the arcade. My friends and I made an accomplishment. I was so happy. I got to finish another leveled arcade game with them [so far, I only finished two: this one and a different one with a guy cousin of mine]. It's House of the Dead 4. Hm. We didn't do much after.

We crossed a few streets to get to the Fully Booked building of five floors. It was amazing. There so much books, and mangas. Since my birthday just passed, my mother gave me 5,000 of our money. A certain manga was 460 each. Mangas there were of different prices. As said, this one was 460. I bought five volumes [there were only five, but I know there are more out there in the world], a total of 2,300. I saved the rest of my money where I had 2,000+ left.

What manga? I just read it. The Wallflower. It's interesting. You may call me pathetic, but it's the first time I ever owned a manga. Yes, my first. How shameful. For the past fourteen years of my life, I never owned a manga.

I read them all already, the first five volumes. It's not a waste, no. I'm going to cherish them for being my first. I love them.

We read the mangas we each bought. I didn't mention it, but we were seven in in the group that time. We left one by one. I was the third to the last to leave. Actually, the last two left at the same time I did, just a little after. I arrived at the five-star hotel later.

I went to the fourth floor by myself. I knew which room we were staying in. I thought my brothers and my cousins were there. I rang the doorbell twic, pressed my ear against the door even. No one was there. I dialed a number with my cell. They were at the pool. I walked to the elevator. I felt funny.

Want to know why? There was a wedding that was going on in the same hotel. As I was going back down to the lobby via elevator, a group of women in their gowns surrounded me. I felt so alone, and it was like they were staring daggers at me. I was so glad we were on the fourth floor. If any higher, the ride down would've taken ages.

We ate dinner at the hotel. Buffet. It was good. I can't say much about it, though. I was so full, I can't remember anything besides the vanilla ice cream and chocolate.

That's basically it. We just went home the next day which is today. I'm happy for my mangas, and I'm happy for being able to touch my computer again.

I'll see you guys soon, since I'm now speechless.

Tata.