I got it.
I own the Legend of Zelda, Twilight Princess for the Nintendo Gamecube.
I have the game in my hands. Well…it’s in my backpack, but I have it. I own it. I didn’t see it out at the store and the nice lady went and found it for me. I think I may have cried a little when she put it in my hands. She put her arm around my shoulder as she walked me out, telling me she was so glad she could make someone so happy.
It’s pathetic, truly.
I should have kept my stupid mouth shut at work. Now I can’t call in sick tomorrow, they all know about my game.
I have a horse, I can turn into a wolf and I have many mini games to play.
I asked John what we were having for Zelda Celebration dinner tonight and he suggested links, sausage links.
Get it?
Links? Link? The hero of my game? Oh man.
Seriously, I think I might need an intervention.
3 comments:
wow. not much to say here. very classy. (where the hell were you, though? evanston?!?)
understated, which is necessary for this mountain of a house. very good job on symmetry, which is important.
i like the two potted shrubs flanking the door.
my only two marks for improvement would be that i'm not sure why the focal point of the house seems to be a wreath. i mean, wreaths are okay, but it seems kind of anti-climatic.
also, if it were to get a perfect 10, i would actually prefer some small lights. 8.5 out of 10.
Believe it or not, this house is right next to our apartment in Ravenswood.
It doesn't look like it though. It's a pretty pretty house.
please keep us updated on Zelda progress! I need to know if Twilight Princess should go on the Christmas list.
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