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So Mom and I went to the Ex yesterday, we had a lot of fun, except the end of the day sucked. I lost my backpack. My Sailor Moon one, that I'm really fond of.
Now, I know it's just a backpack and I'm lucky there was nothing of value in it (just a book and a bathing suit), but that backpack meant a lot to me. I got it at the first Anime North and I've brought it with me to every one since, plus on countless other excursions. Phil once had to rescue it from a locked room. I know it's only a thing, but it was special.
I guess I'm a little upset at implications that I shouldn't take it that seriously and that I should just get another one next year. I don't want another one, I want mine. I want the one that's been there for the last four years of my life... Is that too much to ask? I mean, I know it's just a thing and given everythng else I've lost this year, you'd think that a backpack wouldn't matter much on the grand scale of things, but... It's just one more stupid thing and it's not fair.
I bawled when I lost it, I cried the entire way home. As I said, it meant a lot to me. I loved that bag. Still, it is strange that I can cry over the little things, but that it took so long for the tears to come over the big things and whenever they do, thye don't last long. Maybe, I cry over the smaller things, because I'm afriad if I let myself cry over the big things I'll never stop.
I'm also a little upset that no one seems to care that to me this is a big deal, even if it is just a bag. It's not like anyone died, but Hell I already had that happen this year...
But I'm much more upset at the implication that I had it coming. Tara's comment on the froth that she wasn't surprised and that I should be more careful with my things. I resent that, because while I'm scatterbrained, I am careful with my things. I'll point out that this is the first time I've ever lost a purse/wallet/bag, more than can be said of other members of the group. It was late, I was tired, I set my bag down and simply forgot about it until it was too late. I'll admit it was stupid, but she didn't have to act like I had it coming. I hate being treated like I'm a scatterbrained ditz, I'm not. I might have been once, but I grew up/
I have to admit I'm in a really pissy mood. My wonderful mother/daughter bonding day ended on a sour note, my day at work sucked, I have a lot of stuff on my mind, and Tara's lovely comments didn't help my mood at all.
I just want the world to go away.
1 Comments:
Don't worry about it. Tara lost her cowboy hat...and she barely had that thing a few monthes. She lost it on the damn bus or something. Didn't even notice it was gone 'til she got home. She'd been whining about getting one for so long and then she carelessly didn't even watch where she put it (I didn't ask how much it was worth). Not really a big deal, but the point is, it happens to everybody at some point. She isn't really one to talk about carelessness.
That sucks though. You without your Sailor Moon bag is like Emery without his fedora. It's like...one of your identifying markers or something. I know that sounds stupid, but it's hard to find little gems of stuff that describe who we are. You can't really put a price tag on individuality.
-Megs
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