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Oh, my heart. I just finished reading the very last issue of Y: The Last Man and I'm sort of crying and smiling at the same time and it is, it really is over, but it was just perfect, all of it.

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OH GOD OH GOD, I JUST READ ISSUE 58 OF Y: The Last Man AND OH GOD NO, I'M FUCKING CRYING. ;___;

Oh man. *sobs*

Argh, my upper right and lower left wisdom teeth are coming out right now and AAAARGH IT HURTS TO CHEW. In whichever way I try to do it. Ouch. *cups jaw*

Anyway, I just found out that they're thinking of Shia LeBeuf (or however it's spelled) to play Yorick in the Y: The Last Man movie and NOOOOOOOO PLEASE NO. I got nothing against the kid, but he's been in like, every single movie this summer and really, Yorick's not supposed to look FIFTEEN, HONEST. Please, let it be someone else. Someone unknown, even, but not him.*

Well, it's the first day back in school tomorrow. I'm so not excited about it. I wanna keep on getting up late everyday, damnit.


*I have... issues, with the making of that movie. It'd make for a wonderful movie, yes, but I'm not sure it'll manage to grasp the emotional parts of the comic. Ah well, we'll have to see, I guess.

I saw Water today, and fell in love with it. I really can't praise it enough - it manages to be hopeful yet painful, beautiful and serene and shocking. The ending, while it sad (it honestly made me cry a bit), was just perfect. It's about the long-lasting tradition in India that widows may choose one from three destinies: either being burnt alive next to their husband's bodies, marrying their husband's younger brother or spending the rest of their lives mourning for them in poverty. Chuyia is a seven-year-old girl that is married to sick man only for him to die the next day. The young girl soon stirs the melancholy-saddled widow house. Really, folks, do see it, this movie was just gorgeous, and along the wonderful story, the vibrant and colorful cinematography and the music are worth the ticket alone.

Other than that, my highlights of my day were going to the tianguis for my favorite tacos (yuuuuuum, I hadn't had them since winter break!), cooking mushrooms and reading Y The Last Man obsessively, and then talking about it non-stop to my boyfriend, hehe. Really, though, you're missing out if you're not reading this comic - it's brutally real, and it has wonderful and creepy characters.