I should number my entries to make titles easy

Looks like this note is typed, with only my index finger too! I cracked my nail on my right thumb, and even though I found out you can use an iPhone with a bandaid, it just seems faster to use one finger. I just wanted to type something, so... I know, I can turn this into a blog post. I've been wanting to re-activate my ameba. Yeah the app is a little clunky but I can figure it out. Making posts is simple enough, but I really want to work on my Japanese again. I think I should start doing my own translations of songs with poor ones. I always love translating a song; it helps me better understand not only the lyrics, but Japanese... I guess you could say syntax? even though it varies in music a lot. Not looking forward to those songs (；´Д` ) But I'm sure I can do it. For those of you that haven't guessed, yes, I'm trying to kill time with this post. I should be getting sleepy in half an hour, if I'm lucky... Guess this is going to be a long entry. I wish I could listen to music right now without repercussions to be honest. But I'm out of things to say... I always loved the idea of "lessons" since I read about them in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and I have something that might qualify as one:

There was once a man who lived in Leeds
He filled his garden full of seeds
And when the seeds began to grow
It was like a garden filled with snow
And when the snow began to melt
It was like a ship without a belt
And when the ship began to sail
It was like a bird without a tail
And when the bird began to fly
It was like an eagle in the sky
And when the sky began to roar
It was like a lion at my door
And when my door began to crack
It was like a penknife in my back
And when my back began to bleed
I was dead, dead, dead indeed!

I'm not sure of the original author, but it's from a scary stories book from my childhood. It's getting a movie soon and I'm terrified... For some reason, I've memorized that poem so perfectly. The rhyming and pacing help, since I generally recount it aloud, so. I'd look up the origin of that poem if that book weren't the scariest thing that's fictitious that's ever been a part of my life, lots of Americans in my generation will agree. I just scrolled up and it seems I've written a lot... funny the only time I got interrupted was while trying to recall a poem. Hmm... almost 2am, finally starting to get cold in this room. I can't stand sleeping when it's hot. But hey, that's probably enough from me for now. I'll queue up this post later - I'm going to play Solitaire. (^-')b

;_;

I just want to sleep

Maybe forever

I'm tired of waking up
and seeing this world

It hurts

I just wanted to let you all know.

My incriminating Amember entries are not about my dearest Yaki.
I've gone through my blog and read them all.
Most of them are about the same person, but it's not Yaki, I promise.

She means too much to me to just vent randomly on the internet. ♥

I really love Miyuki.

I brought her in my room to cuddle her because she was all stressed out. I tried to offer her some of my yogurt but she wouldn't have it. She was yowling at me and everything. Even though she howls and hisses, she never bites. She jumped off my bed and took off across my room.

By that time, I'd selected the piano version of Broken Wings from Trinity Blood on my iTunes. My phone's hooked up to the speakers currently. She heard the music, looked over, and just... immediately calmed down. Her tail stopped twitching and she held her ears forward to listen to the piano. Yaki picked her up and brought her back to the bed, and she's just so calm.

She always gets like this around music - especially piano. Even if I'm just sitting at my piano messing around, whether it's working on a song I already know, hitting notes to try to compose, or trying to learn a song by ear, she'll come running up and sit next to me, watching my fingers. She understands the beauty of a piano, and sometimes even tries to play herself. She understands that pressing the keys makes a sound that she likes.

I'm looking over at her now, and she's just so happy. She's found a little empty spot on my bookcase and she's nestled up comfortably. I just feel so amazing and so fortunate to have a cat that actually appreciates music, especially piano music. It makes me more happy than I can convey.