Wah

Today I again watched Bleach on Youtube until my sister got home. I worked very little on my picture but I have made enough progress that I hate the character's eyes a lot less. They're still not great. Soon after my sister got home we decided to suck it up and go play Tales of Symphonia despite knowing it was likely close to the end. The whole thing was torture really because it kept acting like it just might have something else for us to do then it would resolve whatever new issue they brought up. The game did this several times in this conversation so it kept toying with us, taunting us. Sadly, it very well was the end of the game.

Odd really. It was a lot shorter than the first and there were no optional side-dungeons aside from the lame, short, Katz quests. There really was alot more they could have added to the game just based on ideas that were discussed in the last moments of the game. Seems the producers were just too lazy to try to make this game as good as the first. I did enjoy it, the plot kept me in suspense and confusion the entire time we were playing it. I liked that a lot, but I do wish it had been longer. Either way, I will still very much enjoy it for a long time to come. I still have a run through with my mom and I can play through it by myself as well and can do that as many times as I wish as I had done with the first. I do hope my mom will play it with me someday. Perhaps once we are done with Nancy Drew she would like to play it. Up till now, I've completely forgotten about Spirit Tracks. I do wish to get to playing that some more, but I think I'd rather play Symphonia with my mom first. Of course, I would like to finish the current game we are working on first so we don't have too many games started at one time.

After the credits ended and we watched the final scene of the game, Leighanna and I looked for something else to do and thought about Mario Kart Wii that we still have of Eli's. We played that a good bit knowing we'd return his games on Saturday since we've had the games for a few weeks already. He said we could keep them as long as we needed to but that doesn't mean we can keep them too long. At least I don't like keeping someone's games too long despite how long they say I can play them before returning them.

My mom wanted to watch the show Medium she had recorded on VHS so Leighanna and I got off the game so she could do so. I had given her permission to watch in my room, but my TV's VCR is lame and was mean to her so she couldn't watch back there. I honestly was pretty glad to get off the Wii to let my mom watch. I was enjoying Mario Kart but I was really kinda wanting to go back to my room and do some things on my own for awhile so it worked to both our benefit although I ended up coming back and watching the show with her as I enjoy it as well.

I feel really bad though. Ever since I got the Wii I've spent less and less time with my mom and I haven't been a very big help to her. I believe I am starting to border on being a burden to her. I also feel bad because I learned I had unintentionally hurt my mom's feelings by something I had said in some of my blog posts. Nothing I had posted did I ever mean to be any sort of an insult to her but I suppose it is obvious I did not choose the correct words to better express what I meant and for that I am sorry, even though she is no longer reading my blog posts. If she does read this one, I certainly hope I have not written anything in such a way that it could make her feel bad as I am not angry, irritated, or anything else of the sort with her and I do not want her to feel the way she did last night or worse.

My mom went to bed shortly after watching Medium. At least, that's what I remember. I watched Bleach some more then switched to playing Bleach: Shattered Blade while chatting with Tyler on the phone. All I accomplished was completing two or three characters on Arcade mode and also unlocked Gin Ichimaru as a playable character.

That's all for today. Cya!