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I just love the first line of my country's description ^_^* I should make a flag eventually.
Well, I feel slightly better about the burden of homework, although I still have this Asian Lit paper due tomorrow and the huge Japan one due Tuesday which I haven't actually started yet. Oh well, I work best under pressure. = ) Agggh the stress.
At least it'll all be over soon, and then I won't have to be stressed about it any more. Untitled An epiphany! (Er, sorta.)
Also, it struck me that house-elf magic must be really different from normal wizardry, since you aren't supposed to be able to Apparate on Hogwarts grounds but Dobby does. Gah, I suddenly want to reread the whole series! Anyway, I should get back to my response to Norwegian Wood now. And after that I have a Lyric Wheel to work on. I think this one may have a bit of smut, although it will probably only be hand jobs. That's okay, smut is smut. Yay.
Unfortunately, the good mood that had been carrying through the weekend is now dissipated because THERE IS ALL THIS FREAKING SNOW ON THE GROUND ALL OF A SUDDEN. If I didn't have things to do on campus today I would seriously just shut all the curtains and play video games and pretend it's still nice out. Grrrrrr. Why We Are Not Seeing "Cowboy Bebop: The Movie" In Ann Arbor
Back when the official Bebop movie site first went up, Ann Arbor was on the list of cities where it would be playing. However, once the list was finalized with specific theaters, Ann Arbor was out and Royal Oak was in. Therefore, I assumed it was playing in Royal Oak instead of Ann Arbor.
I did not find out it was playing in Ann Arbor until TODAY. But since we already made plans for Royal Oak, and since James knows where the theater is fairly well apparently, and since we're seeing the 4:45 show and it isn't playing in Ann Arbor until seven, changing plans now just seems like too big a hassle to save us a little bit of driving time.
Also, just so you know, there is absolutely no ice or snow down here and isn't supposed to be. I think you're on the southern edge of it. Whoa! Who cares about Iraq? Now THIS is news! o/~ Dreaming, dreaming... o/~
Then it went into this weird... Trigun/Suikoden III crossover type thing. Which is a bizarre fusion in of itself. Vash and Knives, who were rather young (they looked teenage) found out that their father was some kind of lord or king or something. So they went to meet him, but his country was at war, and he ended up dying in battle shortly after they saw him for the first time. There was also a subplot involving a cursed shield that I don't remember very well. I believe Borus and Percival were both knights in the king's army. Seems like Knives went crazy after their dad died, too.
What the heck is with this sudden hangup on fathers? Maybe it comes from writing Jecht fanfiction. ^_^* 3, 2, 1... let's jam. You know, it's really amazing how much a little bit of warm weather and sunshine can cheer you up and energize you. Just walking from Brown to the Bernhard Center with a warm breeze blowing makes me feel so energized! It's easy to forget how much I have to work on when the weather is so nice, heh. Okay, here is a breakdown of what I've got due for the end of the semester, in order:
Seven-minute presentation on Tales of the Heike, due Monday, April 1 (maybe I can work on it on the way to Royal Oak?)
Hm. Doesn't seem so bad when I look at it, actually. I just have to remember that I also have to work on getting the FAFSA done. Bebop movie this weekend - and the theater STILL doesn't have showtimes up. If all else fails we can give them a call later on this week, or just show up at the theater on Saturday and see what happens ^_^* I think a lot of the parking in the area is metered or parking ramps, though, so parking for longer than we really need to might not be a good idea. At least we'll (probably) have Justin with us, who seems to know the area. I'm planning on watching some dubbed Bebop over the week so I can get used to the voices. I don't want to be so hung up on the weirdness of the dub voices that I can't enjoy seeing the movie in its bigscreen glory. Mmm, Vincent/Spike fighting in a theater. I can't wait. I wonder if people would kill me for singing along to "Gotta Knock A Little Harder" at the top of my lungs? Speaking of which, I'm thinking about asking my dad if we can borrow the van, so that we'll have a decent CD player. Kathleen's spaceship is a nice ride, but the stereo is just dying more and more as time passes. Well, this was long enough. I should go finish off Norwegian Wood and then look over my psychology notes, although there's still an hour and a half before class. I would estimate I have maybe half an hour of reading left. Maybe I'll dink around online a little more. = )
IT'S MINE! IT'S ALL MIIIIINE!
By the way, you might be interested to know that Akabane actually does make a decent guard - at least as long as my search referrals keep him amused. Not sure how long that will last = ) Because it's important to know these things. Proof that truth is stranger than fiction
He did this by having a big party, getting First Pausanias drunk, and raping him and having all his guests rape him. Then he turned him over to his grooms, and they all raped him too, and then beat him up on top of it. Pleasant, huh? So Pausanias was really pissed at Attalus (with good reason), and went to Philip for justice, but since Attalus was a pretty important ally to Philip he felt like he really shouldn't do anything to him and kept putting Pausanias off, hoping he'd forget about it.
He didn't, obviously. Similarly to the show, Philip was killed while unveiling a statue of himself among the twelve Olympian gods; it is nice to know that the real Philip got stabbed in the ribs and died pretty much instantly, instead of being stabbed in the throat like in the show. That looked REALLY PAINFUL. Pausanias was chased down by some guards and killed, which sucks for him, since the guys who killed him were in on the plot and he thought they were going to help him escape. Geez, though - what a story. You could practically write a whole book about Pausanias, I bet. It wouldn't be a very happy one, though. ^_^*
Yeah, so today is one of those stuck-at-school-for-hours-between-classes days. I already ate some McDonald's and have two hours to go before class. Maybe I'll try working on my Lyric Wheel fic; it's due April 10, I believe. It's pretty much just an angsty little conversation between Jecht and Auron about Braska; I need to figure out what the point of it is, or it will just ramble on.
Yeah, so speaking of rambling on... that is totally what I'm doing right now. I know this is probably weird, but typing is fun. I don't know why I think so, but I just enjoy typing. Maybe it's because I'm so good at it. ^_^* It's normal for people to enjoy doing what they're good at, right? Sigh. But I have already educated the masses (er, the few people who read my blog) about poor Pausanias, so I guess my work here is done. Maybe I will amuse myself by looking up the doc files saved on the computer. That's usually vaguely interesting.
Free things, and not-so-free things.
Talked to the Financial Aid office yesterday... I have to file a FAFSA before they can tell me if I get any money. Hooray, hooray. I also have to do my federal taxes. ^_^* Maybe I can do that tonight.
CRAP! I can sign up for classes today! Agh! I'm going to do that right this insant! I had forgotten!!! Agh! I don't have my big list I made of classes I want to take! It's in my other notebook! SO I have to get a catalogue and do it all over!!!! ^_^* Bye! The ultimate disaster movie?
In other news, watched episode 9 of Wolf's Rain. I love Quent. ^_^* I am probably the only person who does, but dangit, it was impossible to not feel sorry for him! ::gives Quent hugs, 'cause he needs them:: ... I think I've been throwing myself into anime and RPGs more lately because thinking about this war crap is just depressing. I actually was near tears today. And since I can't seem to do anything about it, I really would rather try to keep my mind off it so I don't start getting stressed. Nooo, I didn't REALLY want to flirt with death! Well, okay, it's not me, it's my car. The poor thing is getting all shuddery from lack of oil again, but since the hood has a problem (i.e. it won't open) I can't do anything about it at the moment. So my mom is going to take me to class tomorrow... unfortunately that means I can't put an "Another American for Peace" sign in my window like I wanted to, in response to the constant claim by lots of pro-war people that being anti-war is somehow anti-American. Gee, I thought being American meant we were ALLOWED to express disapproval with our government. Seems I was mistaken. -_-
I want to say more, but I can't really think of anything coherent, so I will stop. Oh! I dreamt about licking Tybalt's chest the other night. Mmm.
Yet more new layout-ness. What can I say? I love Akabane. I wanted to see him more often. I stuck him up on my layout. Fairly simple sequence of events there. This is a pretty dull layout and I spent very little time on it, but that's okay, it's got Akabane's Seal of Approval, as you can see by the giant J up there. Erm. Yes. |
Threw this up quickly just because I wanted some Akabane action on my blog... and because it seemed about time to archive. I don't know why I love this guy so much; he'd likely kill me if we met, which is what inspired the title this time around. Ah well, for a man whose name means "red corpse" he IS awfully sexy.
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