I am really sorry about not updating this blog for a while. Ugh~ The nights have been difficult, as in I get tired fairly easy and/or I procrastinate and get distracted by other things (Like Tumblr, and vines, and YouTube videos...). I even figured that doing a video blog could be easier than this, but then I thought the editing could take time. So we'll just see...
Anway this week has been kinda hectic at home, and college has been very repetitive.
In 3D Animation we've completed our house and have begun working on a village, thought it's not like a real game map that you can explore, it's an illusion of a village. The building are 3D, but the little details, like trees and people are 2D, and the background filler is just a back drop.
In Philosophy, we seem to be going over the same thing everyday, but we move like one baby step forward. In Math, it's just going over Algebra. You can say I have trouble with it, given that I can't help others with it, but it's just because I have problems remembering it. This is just a memory session that, as soon as I figure it out, I can do it fine. I'm not complaining, I'm just laying down my everyday schedule. Things at home kind of have been heating up, but I think it's just because my sister and her kids have been coming over to our house everyday now. They used to call everyday, but they hardly ever showed up. We wouldn't mind it too much if her kids knew how to just calm down and behave, but they don't, and another terrible thing is that my sister is like an ant. She complains about everyone and everything, and if she doesn't make you feel bad enough, she starts criticizing us, to the point where we're basically shoving her out the door. We believe as soon as she gets a job (or maybe even a husband) she'll leave us alone (or maybe just cool down a bit).
Yesterday was very interesting.
It started out as a normal day, my mom took me to class. I sat there and listened to our Philosophy teacher lecture, at break I drew a picture of what I thought honey buns always looked like (A bun glazed with honey, not what they actually look like), and then went to math, took notes, got our test back and began waiting for Mama. That's when all Hell broke loose. I tried calling her and she wouldn't answer. This didn't bother me at first, but after the 5th or 6th time calling, I was starting to get annoyed. During the day, I don't mind hanging around the school, but at night, I just want to go home. So I figured I'd call her spare phone. No answer. My father? No answer. My sister? No answer. Any sane person would have just been really annoyed at this point, gave up, and just went to like the library to start waiting. But no. I am apparently not sane. I started panicking. Because nobody answered, my thoughts began racing, and the first thing that popped into my head was that they had all died. I broke out into a frenzy. I started blowing up there phone, and the more and more they wouldn't answer, the more I began to panic. Because I am the type of person that over thinks everything, and can't stop, I started fearing the worse. What if something truly terrible did happen to them? My phone was going to die, if it did, how would I call anybody then? If they called back, how would they react to me not answering? If I got a ride? If I took a bus? If they didn't answer, how would I know what I was doing? If they didn't answer, how would I know they'd be ok? I literally started having a panic attack? Breathing erratically, pacing, crying; oh, yes. Let the mental breakdown begin. Let everyone in the entire school see that I am mentally unstable, mentally incapable to handle anything. That I'm some kind of special needs child.
I was praying for them to answer. Finally, they did. My mother called and said my dad was supposed to be there. He texted, "On my way", my sister even texted "Is everything ok?" My heart shattered. What a cruel hand fate played me yesterday. I walked outside and waited for my dad. It started raining, but I didn't care. It felt fitting. I didn't know what to feel. Angry? Relieved? I felt dead.
Finally my dad rolled up. I couldn't hid the dead. He asked me how long I was waiting. I had been calling for "AN HOUR". The bubble that had weld inside me escaped. I finally escaped the horror realm I was in, but stepped into another as soon as I told off my father. My father has no sympathy for my anxieties. I try to tell him about them and he either brushes them off or mocks them. So what excuse did I have for snapping? None to him. I got lectured all the way home. I just wanted to run. Get in my car and drive myself away. In fact that's what I would've, straight to Johnna's house, if it hadn't been raining. That was the only thing that stopped me. I got home, and didn't know what to do. Stand? Sit? Lay down? Get on my lap top? I felt nothing, and wanted nothing to do. I wanted someone to vent to, but then I realized I had no one. I'd just be a burden to everyone I talk to. Psychiatrist? All they do is prescribe medication, and that thought, makes me think I can't function as a normal human being without it. I'm a failure as a human.
That's the thought that ran through my head until my mother got home, "I'd give anything to be normal again." My father called me to eat, but I didn't eat. I realized what it was like to be depressed. I could lay down, but it didn't feel right. I wasn't eating, I was just shoveling food into my mouth. I was crying, my body was undulating uncontrollably. My father went on to start talking about making a plan to pick me up. That wasn't the problem. I had absolutely no problem waiting. I just wanted them to answer the phone. He pushed on. Again, I have absolutely, no problem waiting. I just wanted one of them to answer the phone. He pushed on. I JUST WANTED TO KNOW IF EVERYONE WAS OK. But my father can't get that problem through his think skull. I wanted to scream at him that my problem wasn't at all what happened. It was his insensitivity to my problems. I just wanted someone to hold me, to tell me it was ok, that they were fine. I just wanted a normal human voice to pick up the phone. But instead I got my dad screaming at home our family sucks because no one answers the phone. Finally my mother got home, and I was able to express to him that I had anxieties and I need to be comforted and not be scolded. I needed more than some one who would tell me I should just get over it because everything is and will always be fine. It wasn't a matter of my parents saying that they would limp through Hell to get to me, but that I would crawl through Hell to make sure they were safe. I'd give my entire life to ensure they were safe and happy.
It took some time, but he sort of started understanding. It wasn't till all was calmed that I explained to him the three kinds of people. And when the third person was given questions like "Who am I?" "What am I?" and "What is God?" they come up with even more questions, and sometimes these questions had nightmarish answers. My parents still don't understand my method of thinking, I don't think they ever will, but I can't blame them. All had been resolved, and I got my happy back.
It started raining last night, and continued on until morning. When I woke up, it was only sprinkling. It continued to all day, but this is the kind of weather New Mexicans crave. Days like today are days I like to call "Stand-still Days" because for the entire day, it's like time freezes. From 8 in the morning to 8 at night, the clouds stay the same. It was also my sister's birthday today. I made a bunch of cupcakes and decorated one for her while my mother went and got Menudo. I made the cupcake look like a little witch, because I call my sister "Elphaba" from the play Wicked. (Funny story about that: When I was little and didn't like her very much, I called her a bad word, which later translated to "witch" as a joke, then I learned about Wicked, and called her Elphaba because I heard that was the name of the Wicked Witch of the West. It didn't change even after I got to see the play. Sometimes I call her "Elsa" because the lady who played Elsa in Frozen, also played Elphaba at one point.) She later came with her son, Josh, and he and my brother started playing with each other. I went outside to the front yard and started splashing around in the giant puddle that forms there. I started walking around the neighborhood and wondered if my brother and nephew would like to come. It took a little bit, but they finally agreed. We walked around until we reached this waterfall-like thing that's just like a little irrigation thing. We even played pretend for a little bit. They were kings and I was some type of water spirit guiding them along. We even walked to this desert area where hadn't been to in a long time because we've gotten lazy. It was cool to wade through the water and just walk the trail to this back alley, that was actually a very beautiful spring-looking-thing, though kind of man-made and littered with bits of trash. We walked back and had to get ready because my sister wanted to go eat at Golden Corral at her birthday. My mother kind of flipped out because we didn't make it before 4 so we had to pay a little extra, but the food was still good. I sat with the kids (my brother, and two nephews) and had a jolly good time. We laughed a lot and started acting a bit rowdy, but we couldn't help it. We're kids. (Well, they are; I'm a child at heart though). We even convinced our parents to let us run around the Mall. While they were at Sears, we went to Barnes and Noble to look at books for a bit, then we started playing with the animal puppets and LEGOs until my brother built a house for my turtle puppet and them my nephew Dominic wrecked it with his T-Rex puppet. We hightailed it out of there before they could kick us out. Then we went to Hot Topic and GameStop just to look around. Then we had to run to the back of the Mall for a bathroom emergency, and ending up watching Gravity Falls in some shoe department store. It is a really good show, in fact one of the only shows I still watch on Disney Channel besides Kick Buttowski, Pac-Man, and Doraemon (All the other shows suck~). Then their mom called and we had to walk (me waddle because my thighs were burning), so she could take them and just leave. I felt a little sad. We were having fun. I tried to call my mom, but no answer. I started worrying they would think the same accident that happened yesterday would happen again, but it didn't because my dad answered when I called him. We split up (my brother went with my dad in his car, and me with my mom), and me and my mom drove around a bit. She started saying that I was probably feeling bad, because I am super smart (that's how she describes my thinking problem), and that all I really should need is to find a career that would help me express my thinking. I somewhat think she's right. While we were driving, a girl on the Delilah Show explained that she was so in love with her husband, and that's when my mother told me, like that lady, all I should do is pray and believe with all my heart that the right man will come along. I half joked that I couldn't wish any harder, but she told me to just wait. In a way I think she's right. But surely my heart cries out hard enough. I literally don't think I could wish any harder, but I do need to be patient, and I do need to have faith.
I live my life surrounded by question marks, and no one seems to be able to get rid of them. However, I think that if I were to finally meet my soul mate, he could possibly be the period I so desperately need. He can change me for the better, and I can finally be saved from myself, or maybe I need to save him. Either way, I know he'll change me in one way or another, and he'll make me a better and stronger person.
On a bonus note: I've been signing up for a lot of scholarships and such lately. One of the biggest ones I've signed up for is called the Dr. Pepper Scholarship, in which all you have to do is state a goal and people on Facebook like it. If you get 50 likes, you get to send a video in to apply for the scholarship. I figured if I could get all my watchers on my dA to vote for me, I could get a good number of likes. Maybe even enough to make a video, and I could ask my sister since she's got a lot of friend on Facebook so they can help too. On a different note, I also signed up for another YWIC thing that is going to be coming up, but I don't know how I'll be applied (A mentor or student).
That's all for tonight. I think it still might be raining, but I don't know. We'll see in the morning. Goodnight.
(9/18/14)
Finally my dad rolled up. I couldn't hid the dead. He asked me how long I was waiting. I had been calling for "AN HOUR". The bubble that had weld inside me escaped. I finally escaped the horror realm I was in, but stepped into another as soon as I told off my father. My father has no sympathy for my anxieties. I try to tell him about them and he either brushes them off or mocks them. So what excuse did I have for snapping? None to him. I got lectured all the way home. I just wanted to run. Get in my car and drive myself away. In fact that's what I would've, straight to Johnna's house, if it hadn't been raining. That was the only thing that stopped me. I got home, and didn't know what to do. Stand? Sit? Lay down? Get on my lap top? I felt nothing, and wanted nothing to do. I wanted someone to vent to, but then I realized I had no one. I'd just be a burden to everyone I talk to. Psychiatrist? All they do is prescribe medication, and that thought, makes me think I can't function as a normal human being without it. I'm a failure as a human.
That's the thought that ran through my head until my mother got home, "I'd give anything to be normal again." My father called me to eat, but I didn't eat. I realized what it was like to be depressed. I could lay down, but it didn't feel right. I wasn't eating, I was just shoveling food into my mouth. I was crying, my body was undulating uncontrollably. My father went on to start talking about making a plan to pick me up. That wasn't the problem. I had absolutely no problem waiting. I just wanted them to answer the phone. He pushed on. Again, I have absolutely, no problem waiting. I just wanted one of them to answer the phone. He pushed on. I JUST WANTED TO KNOW IF EVERYONE WAS OK. But my father can't get that problem through his think skull. I wanted to scream at him that my problem wasn't at all what happened. It was his insensitivity to my problems. I just wanted someone to hold me, to tell me it was ok, that they were fine. I just wanted a normal human voice to pick up the phone. But instead I got my dad screaming at home our family sucks because no one answers the phone. Finally my mother got home, and I was able to express to him that I had anxieties and I need to be comforted and not be scolded. I needed more than some one who would tell me I should just get over it because everything is and will always be fine. It wasn't a matter of my parents saying that they would limp through Hell to get to me, but that I would crawl through Hell to make sure they were safe. I'd give my entire life to ensure they were safe and happy.
It took some time, but he sort of started understanding. It wasn't till all was calmed that I explained to him the three kinds of people. And when the third person was given questions like "Who am I?" "What am I?" and "What is God?" they come up with even more questions, and sometimes these questions had nightmarish answers. My parents still don't understand my method of thinking, I don't think they ever will, but I can't blame them. All had been resolved, and I got my happy back.
It started raining last night, and continued on until morning. When I woke up, it was only sprinkling. It continued to all day, but this is the kind of weather New Mexicans crave. Days like today are days I like to call "Stand-still Days" because for the entire day, it's like time freezes. From 8 in the morning to 8 at night, the clouds stay the same. It was also my sister's birthday today. I made a bunch of cupcakes and decorated one for her while my mother went and got Menudo. I made the cupcake look like a little witch, because I call my sister "Elphaba" from the play Wicked. (Funny story about that: When I was little and didn't like her very much, I called her a bad word, which later translated to "witch" as a joke, then I learned about Wicked, and called her Elphaba because I heard that was the name of the Wicked Witch of the West. It didn't change even after I got to see the play. Sometimes I call her "Elsa" because the lady who played Elsa in Frozen, also played Elphaba at one point.) She later came with her son, Josh, and he and my brother started playing with each other. I went outside to the front yard and started splashing around in the giant puddle that forms there. I started walking around the neighborhood and wondered if my brother and nephew would like to come. It took a little bit, but they finally agreed. We walked around until we reached this waterfall-like thing that's just like a little irrigation thing. We even played pretend for a little bit. They were kings and I was some type of water spirit guiding them along. We even walked to this desert area where hadn't been to in a long time because we've gotten lazy. It was cool to wade through the water and just walk the trail to this back alley, that was actually a very beautiful spring-looking-thing, though kind of man-made and littered with bits of trash. We walked back and had to get ready because my sister wanted to go eat at Golden Corral at her birthday. My mother kind of flipped out because we didn't make it before 4 so we had to pay a little extra, but the food was still good. I sat with the kids (my brother, and two nephews) and had a jolly good time. We laughed a lot and started acting a bit rowdy, but we couldn't help it. We're kids. (Well, they are; I'm a child at heart though). We even convinced our parents to let us run around the Mall. While they were at Sears, we went to Barnes and Noble to look at books for a bit, then we started playing with the animal puppets and LEGOs until my brother built a house for my turtle puppet and them my nephew Dominic wrecked it with his T-Rex puppet. We hightailed it out of there before they could kick us out. Then we went to Hot Topic and GameStop just to look around. Then we had to run to the back of the Mall for a bathroom emergency, and ending up watching Gravity Falls in some shoe department store. It is a really good show, in fact one of the only shows I still watch on Disney Channel besides Kick Buttowski, Pac-Man, and Doraemon (All the other shows suck~). Then their mom called and we had to walk (me waddle because my thighs were burning), so she could take them and just leave. I felt a little sad. We were having fun. I tried to call my mom, but no answer. I started worrying they would think the same accident that happened yesterday would happen again, but it didn't because my dad answered when I called him. We split up (my brother went with my dad in his car, and me with my mom), and me and my mom drove around a bit. She started saying that I was probably feeling bad, because I am super smart (that's how she describes my thinking problem), and that all I really should need is to find a career that would help me express my thinking. I somewhat think she's right. While we were driving, a girl on the Delilah Show explained that she was so in love with her husband, and that's when my mother told me, like that lady, all I should do is pray and believe with all my heart that the right man will come along. I half joked that I couldn't wish any harder, but she told me to just wait. In a way I think she's right. But surely my heart cries out hard enough. I literally don't think I could wish any harder, but I do need to be patient, and I do need to have faith.
I live my life surrounded by question marks, and no one seems to be able to get rid of them. However, I think that if I were to finally meet my soul mate, he could possibly be the period I so desperately need. He can change me for the better, and I can finally be saved from myself, or maybe I need to save him. Either way, I know he'll change me in one way or another, and he'll make me a better and stronger person.
On a bonus note: I've been signing up for a lot of scholarships and such lately. One of the biggest ones I've signed up for is called the Dr. Pepper Scholarship, in which all you have to do is state a goal and people on Facebook like it. If you get 50 likes, you get to send a video in to apply for the scholarship. I figured if I could get all my watchers on my dA to vote for me, I could get a good number of likes. Maybe even enough to make a video, and I could ask my sister since she's got a lot of friend on Facebook so they can help too. On a different note, I also signed up for another YWIC thing that is going to be coming up, but I don't know how I'll be applied (A mentor or student).
That's all for tonight. I think it still might be raining, but I don't know. We'll see in the morning. Goodnight.
(9/18/14)