Lessons I've learned as a god-child

• Sometimes the death of one is the same as the death of many
• This world is not for me, or for anyone here.
• Humans don't like to consider 'after'
• My problems, grand as they may be, are nothing. The world won't stop even when it feels it should
• The earth is spinning faster than we can keep up, maybe even on purpose
• I can't cry for myself, but I involuntarily cry for everyone else.
• Being a god-child sucks
• The people best suited for the jobs are never the ones who want it

SO. Been superbusy lately. like D:

I hate being this busy. As some of you know, Master and I got married signed our ownership papers last week. Most of the week up until that was preparing for family visits, because my dad, his dad, two of his siblings, and his best friend came up.

Preparations consisted mostly of cleaning and butchering chickens. See, my dad apparently decided that since there are NO restaurants I can eat at nearby (save for a single Mongolian grill the next town over and a couple of fast food restaurants.... no.....?) that we got to prepare a wedding feast! Of chicken wings and beer. Yaaaaaaaaay.

So we bought three chickens and had a friend bring over one that was just hanging out in our freezer, and I cut off all the best bits (sorry veg[an/etarian]s) to make boneless wings. The pre-prep mostly took care of things, fortunately. We did most of the work on Monday, and my dad flew in Tuesday (and boy were his ...-shot in the face-)