I bought a tamagotchi. it's a boy, and I named it Dashi because I'm such a fangirl (but Dashi is a kind of sauce anyway. agedashi tofu is delicious. Tadashi is delicious, too... *ish being punched*). but in the end, I call it Tama-kun. it's so amusing that I finally get a real virtual pet (LOL that's a paradox. real - virtual). and it's great that it can be paused and the sound can be turned off, so it won't be as retarding as the ones I used to have on Elementary School back then (I have about 4 back then, but I was an ignorant kid that in the end it's my mom who finally took care of them). but it sleeps a lot. what a great life... being able to sleep 13 hours a day without worries. but as the consequence, it is also nearly idiot.

one more thing before I actually go back to work.. my face has been looking terrible these 3-4 days. it is swollen badly and getting red like a steamed prawn. I don't know what's wrong. it is like an allergic reaction, but I'm not sure what I am allergic to. I mean, I've been eating seafood well like a gorgeous blue shark (you know, eating like a shark. not eating shark. it is bad. don't eat shark's fin. don't) these past 19 years (LOL XD), but I've been doing alright then. so it can't be the allergy to seafood, right? so, what else?

contaminated water?
it is so uncomfortable, you know..
my right cheek can't feel anything!

this reminds me of yet another Haruki Murakami story, The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. at one random moment, the main character (whose wife is suddenly disappeared on the story) felt something strange developing on his right cheek. and then, after abandoning himself inside a deep worn-out well, he got this clearly dark blue mark on his cheek! but then it randomly disappeared, too.

but that story is sooo Haruki Murakami -ish. random, odd, mysterious, and sophisticated at the same time.

anyone should read The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle some time. it's such a thick book (500-600 pages approximately), but personally I really enjoy the story. but... yah, there's one scene that is a bit traumatizing, though. imagine how someone being skinned alive ... Murakami described it to its very detail that it got me lost my appetite for a whole day then. thank God there was no nightmare related to it -haha-.

I was such a strong reader that I read such a thick book for just 2 days -haha-. I really miss those days, you know...

I hope that I won't develop any strange marks on my right cheek. it'll be scary ...
or if it's going to happen, I hope that the mark will be kind of ... cool-looking ... -haha-

aa, the internet is back to its state of idiocy.
and kikie is back to the state of silliness overload, due to her gradually giving up her love life.