May 16, 2015
I don't know how to feel right now. I am very conflicted. This is what happens when I get enough sleep to function properly - thinking.
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I don't know how to feel right now. I am very conflicted. This is what happens when I get enough sleep to function properly - thinking.
Someone’s about to get a very nice surprise (based on what I’ve heard about them), and I really hope it makes their day. These are (as you can see) a collection of Ultra Rare Yu-Gi-Oh cards (minus the Blue-Eyes, and the Victory Dragon, which is Secret Rare). I like Yu-Gi-Oh. I like the cards. I’ve played the game once, and...I could see myself getting into it, but mainly, I like the cards. Since I don’t use them, however, I didn’t think it was practical, nor particularly fair to keep them, considering all the major changes that are occurring in my life at the moment. However, I wanted them to go to a good home. I’ve had these cards since I was 14 (the rarer ones came from Shonen Jump! and the Blue-Eyes is something I picked up off the ground). I also have a Dark Magician a friend gave me after my niece (devastatingly) ripped and drowned my 1st Edition card. I’m keeping that one, because it means a lot to me - even more than my Wicked set. Moving on, I was hesitant to donate these straight to a charity store because who knows what would happen to them? Being the geeky person I am, I wanted some control over where these particular pieces of coloured paper would go, and an idea of how they would be treated. So I asked my Facebook friends if they knew anyone who would like them. Surprisingly, one of them did. They are now to be a gift to their significant other. I feel so relieved knowing they will be going to a good home, and although they’ll always have a place in my heart, I’m glad I was able to get them to someone who will use them. **Although, I must say, The Wicked Dreadroot was having none of it. It took me several minutes to unstick the card from an Aqua Soldier after I found it hiding in the Duel Masters stack I am yet to donate. I almost kept it for myself, but I didn’t want the Wicked cards to be separated.** Upsie