“I hope to get updates out more regularly”...
Well, the fact I am even writing this should be a sign of hope that I still want that. Sotilde is still alive and kicking and so her log shall be. I plan to have some structural changes for this log but that wont happen till future entries. For now, let’s kick this out of its nearly 6 month (yowza 0-o) back log.
Back in the cold, grey days of November, a little hedgehog ambled around and observed a curious life out the window of her capsule...
==Mercredi le premier novembre==
[Note: Novembre is pronounced “noh-vawm-bruh”].
Sotilde’s programming gave her a refreshing sleep while her owner, who lacked this, got up way to early and slept on the couch. At 12:40, I unpaused Okro (my Zatchi on my P2) and placed her with Sotilde, since I decided there was no point in delaying Okro’s inevitable passing. I suspected Sotilde’s companion would pass on that day.
Around 6-ish, Sotilde and Hallow (my Mothra) came walking with my father and I. It had been drizzling a bit before so I put on my long hood coat and stowed my tamas in the pockets, laying a knitted mitten over top of each. As we crossed the street, I anxiously checked that they hadn’t fallen or been swallowed by a broken seam. They were safe but I still checked them a few times later.
The conversation started with a remark about my mother that spiralled into work/life balance. I was reminded and mentioned the section in Great Expectation where the main character observes a change in the gruff employee of his lawyer. The gruff man has a mean face and demeanour and as the two get closer and closer to his house at the outskirts, his face softens and becomes more cheerful. The man’s house is quaint and delicate and he gently mentions that work is not talked of while in the house. When the two head back, the man becomes more sullen and hardened with east step towards town. That led to various hobbies ones takes up to relieve stress – such as golfing for four hours – and how my mother used to play the guitar in her lighter moods. My father indirectly reminded me that his Geography was not just good for working in warehouses – although the subject doesn’t fit with becoming a pilot or teaching English in Turkey. As we neared the house on our second loop around, our conversation had drifted to my father recounting how his warehouse job had a few funny tasks, such as making special parts like Christmas cookies – emphasizing how fun the job could be.
When I took my tamas out their screens were a bit foggy, but they weren’t cold. We watched a movie called “The Man with my Face”, which was as comic bookish as it sounds. Sotilde saw the whole film in one sitting. She later flumped in her basket and I smiled as I turned off the lights. She was 142.
==Jeudi le 2 novembre==
It was a morning at my bedroom desk next to the open window, Tamagotchis in attendance. The sky was overcast and raining, but it was still quite bright. Sotilde was then rooming with Hallow but would shortly room with Okro during Okro’s last hours. After Okro fell asleep around noon – as I had not corrected her clock – Stoilde roomed with Hallow. I later decided to take my Ginjirotenshi out of limbo and he roomed with Sotilde instead. Sotilde was definitely getting to meet her neighbours.
After my Ginjirotenshi found a comfy cloud to sleep in for the night at 6, I put him to bed and switched in Hallow. I wondered if her tired roommates might make Sotilde sleep.
We didn’t walk as I decided to stay in and analyze metamorphic rock samples for my assignment. Sotilde and Hallow came with me to dinner and we watched a promising sea movie (a black and white film, of course). During the time I was checking on Hallow, I let Sotilde play with her ball. It was really quite comical seeing her panickedly roll around on it as if making circles around the room. I got pictures of her as I was overdue in taking pictures of her new things:
Eventually ball rolling had to be abandon in favour of her cozy basket. With her nose partially obscured by the rim, she really looked like a doggy. Today was her 143rd.
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Just a short update for today as I wanted to get this out rather than delay it even more. As I genuinely enjoy logging, I doubt I’ll ever give this up.
Well, the fact I am even writing this should be a sign of hope that I still want that. Sotilde is still alive and kicking and so her log shall be. I plan to have some structural changes for this log but that wont happen till future entries. For now, let’s kick this out of its nearly 6 month (yowza 0-o) back log.
Back in the cold, grey days of November, a little hedgehog ambled around and observed a curious life out the window of her capsule...
==Mercredi le premier novembre==
[Note: Novembre is pronounced “noh-vawm-bruh”].
Sotilde’s programming gave her a refreshing sleep while her owner, who lacked this, got up way to early and slept on the couch. At 12:40, I unpaused Okro (my Zatchi on my P2) and placed her with Sotilde, since I decided there was no point in delaying Okro’s inevitable passing. I suspected Sotilde’s companion would pass on that day.
Around 6-ish, Sotilde and Hallow (my Mothra) came walking with my father and I. It had been drizzling a bit before so I put on my long hood coat and stowed my tamas in the pockets, laying a knitted mitten over top of each. As we crossed the street, I anxiously checked that they hadn’t fallen or been swallowed by a broken seam. They were safe but I still checked them a few times later.
The conversation started with a remark about my mother that spiralled into work/life balance. I was reminded and mentioned the section in Great Expectation where the main character observes a change in the gruff employee of his lawyer. The gruff man has a mean face and demeanour and as the two get closer and closer to his house at the outskirts, his face softens and becomes more cheerful. The man’s house is quaint and delicate and he gently mentions that work is not talked of while in the house. When the two head back, the man becomes more sullen and hardened with east step towards town. That led to various hobbies ones takes up to relieve stress – such as golfing for four hours – and how my mother used to play the guitar in her lighter moods. My father indirectly reminded me that his Geography was not just good for working in warehouses – although the subject doesn’t fit with becoming a pilot or teaching English in Turkey. As we neared the house on our second loop around, our conversation had drifted to my father recounting how his warehouse job had a few funny tasks, such as making special parts like Christmas cookies – emphasizing how fun the job could be.
When I took my tamas out their screens were a bit foggy, but they weren’t cold. We watched a movie called “The Man with my Face”, which was as comic bookish as it sounds. Sotilde saw the whole film in one sitting. She later flumped in her basket and I smiled as I turned off the lights. She was 142.
==Jeudi le 2 novembre==
It was a morning at my bedroom desk next to the open window, Tamagotchis in attendance. The sky was overcast and raining, but it was still quite bright. Sotilde was then rooming with Hallow but would shortly room with Okro during Okro’s last hours. After Okro fell asleep around noon – as I had not corrected her clock – Stoilde roomed with Hallow. I later decided to take my Ginjirotenshi out of limbo and he roomed with Sotilde instead. Sotilde was definitely getting to meet her neighbours.
After my Ginjirotenshi found a comfy cloud to sleep in for the night at 6, I put him to bed and switched in Hallow. I wondered if her tired roommates might make Sotilde sleep.
We didn’t walk as I decided to stay in and analyze metamorphic rock samples for my assignment. Sotilde and Hallow came with me to dinner and we watched a promising sea movie (a black and white film, of course). During the time I was checking on Hallow, I let Sotilde play with her ball. It was really quite comical seeing her panickedly roll around on it as if making circles around the room. I got pictures of her as I was overdue in taking pictures of her new things:
Eventually ball rolling had to be abandon in favour of her cozy basket. With her nose partially obscured by the rim, she really looked like a doggy. Today was her 143rd.
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Just a short update for today as I wanted to get this out rather than delay it even more. As I genuinely enjoy logging, I doubt I’ll ever give this up.