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Tom: It used to be an EDventure; now it's an ALventure.
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Watching the vice presidential debates. Edwards is so smirky. Tom believes they're passing hate notes to each other during each momentary law. Edwards certainly has the charisma but Cheney is giving him quite a few accusations he's not effectively addressing or explaining. Didn't like that thing about Edwards' record at all. I still enjoy listening to him talk and give that reassured smile.
Finished Bleach 2 (When does the anime come out?) and KKM 20. Haven't gotten to either on the review journal, thanks to packed school week. But I do have FMA 51 at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fangirl_crack in its usual spoiler-worthy glory. I've said so much about FMA and there's still more. This one will have me analyzing for months to come, much like Wolf's Rain.
FST for Wolf's Rain is almost complete. I've finally worked out every song for each character and scene that I plan to host. I will probably be assembling the soundtrack on Thursday night. It should be interesting to say the least.^^;;
Naruto manga is finally making me happy again. I look forward to reading the new chapters, instead of dreading them and their flashback-ridden, way over-done battles. Sasuke is proving himself to be a worthy character again and less of a plot device. He's the Sasuke I remember. I have no issue with Sasuke being power-hungry and vengeance-crazed, but I do have issues with him willing to destroy everything he learned to care about for that lust. It's much better now that Sasuke has been brought back to his true self. And see you dumbasses, Naruto is alive. =p
School this week involves a memo, more calling of drug clinic peoples, discovering some sort of trend (I have no idea how to do this in two friggin' days), some stupid project for Media Law, and doing research for my Robert Louis Stevenson/Conan Doyle report next week. Mostly stuff I have almost no interest in doing. I hate when that happens.
So what can my lovely friends do to make Nayami chipper? Suggest new anime to fill this void the absence of FMA has created in me. Shoujo? Shonen? Any is good but I would prefer if it doesn't have an abundance of females or a cliched shoujo romance. I like angst, I like character-focused, and I like impressive animation. Recommendations?
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Watching the vice presidential debates. Edwards is so smirky. Tom believes they're passing hate notes to each other during each momentary law. Edwards certainly has the charisma but Cheney is giving him quite a few accusations he's not effectively addressing or explaining. Didn't like that thing about Edwards' record at all. I still enjoy listening to him talk and give that reassured smile.
Finished Bleach 2 (When does the anime come out?) and KKM 20. Haven't gotten to either on the review journal, thanks to packed school week. But I do have FMA 51 at
fangirl_crack in its usual spoiler-worthy glory. I've said so much about FMA and there's still more. This one will have me analyzing for months to come, much like Wolf's Rain.FST for Wolf's Rain is almost complete. I've finally worked out every song for each character and scene that I plan to host. I will probably be assembling the soundtrack on Thursday night. It should be interesting to say the least.^^;;
Naruto manga is finally making me happy again. I look forward to reading the new chapters, instead of dreading them and their flashback-ridden, way over-done battles. Sasuke is proving himself to be a worthy character again and less of a plot device. He's the Sasuke I remember. I have no issue with Sasuke being power-hungry and vengeance-crazed, but I do have issues with him willing to destroy everything he learned to care about for that lust. It's much better now that Sasuke has been brought back to his true self. And see you dumbasses, Naruto is alive. =p
School this week involves a memo, more calling of drug clinic peoples, discovering some sort of trend (I have no idea how to do this in two friggin' days), some stupid project for Media Law, and doing research for my Robert Louis Stevenson/Conan Doyle report next week. Mostly stuff I have almost no interest in doing. I hate when that happens.
So what can my lovely friends do to make Nayami chipper? Suggest new anime to fill this void the absence of FMA has created in me. Shoujo? Shonen? Any is good but I would prefer if it doesn't have an abundance of females or a cliched shoujo romance. I like angst, I like character-focused, and I like impressive animation. Recommendations?