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[vintage_belle]

I went to a tea cafe called Rose House in Flushing today. It's very cute and very rose-loosely-Victorian- themed. There is no real savory food, only pastries and ice creams, and the majority of the tea is some kind of rose flavor. It's got a very nice atmosphere, though, and there are adorable little rooms set aside with velvet curtains and fireplaces. It's funnily enough in the entry equivalent of a strip mall.

My mother wants to drag me along to see my grandmother tomorrow, and I know I really should, but I also don't know how long I can stand to have her repeating the same stories - and in the most recent developments she seems to have gained a grudge against Japan for Pearl Harbor. She has never before cared about Pearl Harbor. I really don't want to spend hours listening to her new favorite mantra (depending on who she's talking to): "How can you/she go to Japan? I always say they're the ones who gave you Pearl Harbor". I guess I'll have to try :/

Hm, what else?

I've started pulling things off my walls so my parents stop coming in three times a day to remind me to do it. There really isn't that much, so I don't know what they're worried about but eh. Might as well get it done.

I have not really stopped playing SimCity Creator on my DS since I got it last weekend. It's that addictive. Damn you EA games! *shakes fist*

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[purplecargirl.livejournal.com]

If she says that to you, just say, "It's been long enough, I'm pretty sure that I'm safe." :-P I know that's a helluva long time for her to hold a grudge, but I truly believe that it's a generational thing. And it's not just one generation, either. There are at least two generations that were raised so unbelievably different than we were. (see me pretending to be young like you are? ^_^)

Is your dad doing better, then? <3

My sister is addicted to her DS. She plays it constantly! I'll tell her that SimCity Creator is addictive.