Because I am bored, I am going to publish the 2nd part of my conversation with myself. Not that anyone cares...

Drama journals are supposed to be reflective so I ask myself deep questions. Well, I thought they were deep when I was at work but when I got home and re-read them I realized that they were about as deep as Mr. Rogers was. Oh well...

PaRt 2:
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So Nikki #1, this is going to work just like one of those daytime talk shows minus the incest and brawls.

I am strangely disappointed...

KEEP THIS PG!

Meh, as you wish...

*ahem* Anyways, first question-

The excitement is killing me...

SILENCE!!! The first question is: What do you think the best feeling in the world is?

Woah, deep question... I would say love but other than my famiy i have never loved anyone. I even wrote a poem about it called "Love, I imagine". The first line goes "To write of love without knowing it is impossible", por something like that. I would have to say that the best feeling is freedom. I love it when I can pit on my skates, skate on a rink that is free of people and little children who can't skate and go really fast- the wind freezing the tips of your ears and its not because you're anemic. Now, what is the best thing to read?

Since I read a lot, this is a very difficult question to answer. The stuff I read has very mature material-

You're jaded aren't you?

Umm....no? Anyway, it has lots of angst, romance, internal torture, and some material seen only after hours: HAMSTERS!!

Hamsters?

No, it's a euphemism. It doesn't really have hamsters. But a good one I read recently had group therapy and mental problems.

They say that art imitates life...

SHIZUKANISHIROU!!

In the vernacular please...

The vernacular sucks, english is an ugly language.

For once I agree with you.

Back to stories, I like characters to undergo all sorts of physical and mental angst/torture before having an uber happy ending.

For a cynical witch, you like happy endings.

You flatter me.

Meh.

I figure that the world sucks enough right now that some people should be happy. But no corny pink and flowery backdrops while bluebirds sing.

Scared of them?

Disgusted is more like it. Next question: what do you hope the afterlife (if it exists) will be like?

The same as life but where you never have to say unwanted good-byes, you are loved, you can have everything you need or desire without overindulging, and there is all the Yaoi a fangirl can handle.

How do you put the caramel in a Caramilk bar?

With a machine!

Your wit astounds me.

It should. Y'know, we are too cynical for our own good.

That is why we are seeing a psychologist.

Do you think she has one of those recling couch-y things?

Movies aren't real.

They have real people in them, therfore they are real.

You have issues.

So do you.
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End part 2, 5 more to go!