I Was Right! My Vision Has Gotten Worse!

I was right! My vision has gotten worse!

ETA for my glasses: Sept. 7th, maybe sooner

Eye appointment set for tomorrow! Yay!

Why do I have to pay to see? It's bull

Callback to the during my senior year when my scene partner ditched me the day of and the three days following when our final for our Shakespeare Unit was due.

I still don't know why they were out those four days. She'd been at school, just not in theatre.

On the last day, I asked our teacher what I could do instead because I wasn't going to let my grade fall because they decided they didn't want to perform the scene we'd been working hard on.

Mr. Teacher Man gave me an A without having me do anything because, and these were his exact words, "You almost broke your ankle on that trip." Was it a pity A? Yeah. Did I wholly deserve it, though? I think so, but that's because I worked very hard and I still know the part and how we choreographed the scene

(I'm only still upset anymore because I was going to get to throw a chess board and it's pieces with no negative repercussions)

I was worried, for a bit there, about how I'd be able to write the Spidey Sense but then I remembered that I have (and currently am) already written a character with a precognition sense. It's a lot more sentient than Spidey Sense, but just means that the SS should theoretically be easier to write!

(Unless I've got it totally backwards and the precog Power I've written before was only easy because I could write it as though it were an actual character, therefore making the SS much harder to write because it's basically super anxiety instead of a voice in a head) (Hm)

In other news! Several of my notes and rough dialogue clips that I've got down rn are inspired by other people's works, so each has been written down and credited. No, I don't remember what inspired what, I just know that I was inspired and therefore but the fic and author in my notes at the very top, right above my cast and just under my title ideas

I was thinking about writing a Spider-Man and Batman crossover like Leap of Faith and Dark Matter, but I convinced myself otherwise. Not because I don't think I'd do a good job or because I'm already working on a million and a half stories, but because of this:

I tend to go really dark with my writing if I don't make sure to not let myself get lost in the words. I don't think I could bring myself to put Peter through anything I'd come up with. Maybe in the future, but definitely not right now

I swear to the primordial gods, if one more goddamn person says "you'll understand when you have kids", I'm gonna blow a casket

First day of work this week and I missed my train. Smh (there's another one in about 5)