Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Seven Seasons later..

     Supernatural.  It's taken three months, but I'm finally at the season finale of season 7!  (Then I have one more season to watch to get caught up to what's currently airing ;-;)
     I have never seen so much family drama in a show before, between only two characters.  It took forever just for Dean, the elder brother, to accept his brother as a person, not as a little kid, not as a demon, or an abomination, or even an insane man, but as a hunter with abilities equal to his own.  (Though in my opinion, he may be even superior as a hunter) If you've never seen the show, Dean and his younger brother Sam go around the country and fight supernatural beings.  Of course, that's simplifying it to the extreme..  Later on, one of my favorite characters, Castiel gets introduced.  He's this really cool angel that has a hard time adapting to human emotions and freedom.  He wears a trenchcoat over his suit, which makes me love him even more.  Back to the main point I was on...   After countless battles with monsters, demons, angels, Leviathans, and of course, each other, I'm thoroughly surprised that the show is still going and is still, if not more, interesting than it was in the beginning.  Although, killing off just about every character that gets close to the Winchester brothers does keep you on your toes, and the continued ressurection of Castiel has kept me content.  The constant insight to the brothers feelings,which are about as fickle as a teen in love, is pretty interesting, but I kind of wonder why they can't just stay in a happy, trustworthy mood for a few episodes.  I must add, though, that I haven't enjoyed such a variety of characters for quite sometime.  It's given me more ideas for what I want to write, and how I might portray people.  Carry on My Wayward Son (Which is played in the beginning of every season finale) is such a fitting song for the show,that I don't think I'll ever hear it and not think of SPN again.  I'll admit, the family drama got to be too much at some points, and the show had me sick.   But... I got over that, and am still enjoying it.  I recommend it to anyone who likes gruesome killings of monsters and horrid attacks.  And some pretty cool hunters who do all the work.

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

BLOG POST!!!!

     WOOO!  Yeah!  Blogging!  Fun stuff.  Times have been crazy and busy lately!  And I have all these things I'm so excited to blog about, but I don't have the time yet! D:  So..  What I (hopefully) will be updating soon with is: my thoughts on the Hyrule Historia, which I recently acquired from a dear, summary of my D.C. trip, some fangirling and criticism of Supernatural, and just a bunch of other stuff..

Sunday, January 6, 2013

Fable

      I'm really excited to start writing... I know I say that in almost every post, but I actually have a pretty decent plot now, and have a nice collection of characters.  I keep drawing them but not writing about them.... I guess I'm just excited to have something to write about and draw about as of late.  I haven't had much inspiration lately, and I really don't feel like making any fan art unless it's of Zelda or Golden Sun.  I need to have something that came solely from within, so it is completely mine.  There's a certain possessiveness I have about my writing and art that makes me not want to make fan writings.  I want to show off my ideas and abilities rather than someone else's.  Well, tomorrow, I'll try to put up my pictures.
     Did I mention that Castiel is just... grandl?  The character is just wonderfully written.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

January 4th (5th), 2013

     So... Blogging.  Things to write, that I'm not sure I should, but.. might as well get it out of the system, eh? Thankfully the school break has ended.  I get tired of having so much free time to think, to dwell on so many things I wish I could change.  I have a serious problem with that, I have so many things I want to change that I've done, so many things I wish I could redo, it hurts to think about.  Don't get me wrong, I move on quickly, but I have a hard time envisioning the future.  I've never been able to, I can't look ahead, and be hopeful.  Part of this is because I don't like hope.  Hope is a wonderful thing, but only if what you're hoping for is an assured part of life.  Hoping for something that's never going to happen is either going to be a drag on your life, more than likely.  Okay, sure, in some cases it could end up being the rope you hold on to for dear life, (Been there, done that) but I still don't think that's healthy. .... How did I end up talking about that?
    {Relevant music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jNlIGDRkvQ
          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRfuAukYTKg - This one, just because I like it.}
      ANYHOW, school's back in session, and I'm reveling in physics once again, drinking in every delicious moment with my friends, and stuck in fear from the multitudes of policemen at my school.  Ever since the almost shooting that happened right before break, there have been policemen everywhere!  I like feeling safe, but I don't like the suspicious looks I get when I go to the vending machines.  Makes me feel shady and fat.  They have three dogs as well, which I  suspect are drug dogs, and while I have never done drugs and plan on never doing them, I have the intense fear that one of the dogs is going to sniff me and they'll search me and find something.  Irrational, but true.  There is one major plus to this though... Yesterday, I saw this really, really, awesome dude quickly walking through the halls... He was wearing a suit (ermehgerd) and a black trench coat (all my yes).  Needless to say, with the intense look on his face, and his wonderful fashion, he now has an admirer.  If only there were more people that look as breathtakingly cool as he did.  *Sigh*.
     Toward the end of break, I kind of dismembered one of my friendships unintentionally due to my... inability to contain my emotions as much as I'd like.  During my goodbye, I said something about never ever seeing him again, and I don't remember what else I said, but I imagine it was rude.  He had been kind to me, but he really was leaving for an unknown long period of time, and the entire time I was with him, that's all I thought about.  In that moment of parting, it might as well have been forever, that's certainly what it felt like.  I hope I can fix things eventually.  I've successfully crushed my  own stupid feelings for the guy into the simple desire for friendship, rather than anything else.  That's all I'm going to want later on anyway, so why not speed up the process, even if it doesn't exactly match up to my feelings now.  And thus the uncomfortable process continues.
      Mr. Trenchcoat has  been a help, reminding me of all the awesome, unbelievably cool people I'm going to meet.   Then there's.... Creeper.  And my ex, who came by my work a few weeks back, however I was not there at the time.  Whether that is fortunate or unfortunate I have yet to decide.  Anyway, this guy I befriended about a month ago has been ambushing me in halls and during lunch, insisting upon making my company.  He makes me feel awkward, and seems to like me, which, last year seemed fine with me, repulses me now.  Today, one of my best friends warned me about something he apparently liked to do, and talked about a lot, and to find out the truth, I'm going to ask him on Monday.  I'm sure that'll be fun. HAH.
      Now, as far as Supernatural goes... It's just gets better!  Castiel has completely won me over!  I still love the Winchester brothers, but... he's just...so different!  So, inhuman, it's absolutely splendid! I'm on season 5 still, but I'm enjoying every minutes of those friggn' long episodes.  In fact, I think I'll go watch now.

Wednesday, December 26, 2012

The tears of the wicked are the marination of my life.

      Not really... But I like the way it sounds!  I just got back from my grandparents, I was doing some hardcore karaoke with my uncle, and it didn't sounds half bad!  We sang a couple of Celtic songs we know, and with one, we decided to sing the English translation.. And after I found out what we were singing about...  The English Lyrics were, " All the sheep have milk, The one with a crooked horn has a gallon, She has an udder as big as a milk cows, and it's as slippery as butter."  I don't even know how to respond to this..
      I got to eat an hallaca today, a Venezuelan food my family usually eats on Christmas Eve.  Due to eating it at the same time of the year, every year, I think of it as Christmas food.  It's really good, although one could say it's an acquired taste..  Any who, it got me into the holiday spirit.  The "Tears of the wicked" title actually refers to something a family member told me today, about the ham they had eaten, and that it had been marinated in the tears of the wicked.  This is a typical variation of our conversations...
     And yesterday, I finally beat my 3ds Ocarina of Time.  I had started about a year ago, and left it on the shelf with only two temples left to beat!  So yesterday, I picked it up and finished it up.  I just have to say- the game is GORGEOUS.  It was spruced up quite a bit, and heck, it's just fabulous looking.  An example would be the bridge of the sages at Ganon's Castle.  The original looked like this
And the new one looks like this 
That's the best picture I could find for it... 
Anyhow, that's just one bit of the change, there are tons more, like the temples, which look even more awesome than the ever did before!  Now that I've finished the game, I have an intense hunger to play something else... I don't have any new games right now, so I was thinking about other ones to play..  Golden Sun, one of my favorites, is at the top of my list right now.  It's long, but joyous.  I think it will be.. inspiring for my writings as well.  I've got 4 seasons of Supernatural left to eat my way through, but it's hard work,  believe it or not!  It's so depressing, it's hard for me to start up an episode..  Although, today, I fell asleep in the middle of the day, and I had a Supernatural inspired dream that was pretty interesting, and for once, not a nightmare.  Maybe I should keep it up, just to see if I'll have another dream like that.  

Monday, December 24, 2012

Unwritten

      Well!  It's been pretty crazy lately for me, and things have been so.... unpredictable that I don't even know what to blog about anymore!  I was going to post a writing I did about a week ago, but... Somethings were just too...much..   Complications that have gotten twisted around recently, to put it mildly.  I've watched so much Supernatural recently, that I've almost gotten sick of it, as I've basically been watching it every waking minute.   I think I've watched about 4000 minutes of it now in the last month.  Sure, Castiel is awesome, but the show itself is also extremely depressing.  I need to watch something upbeat at this point.  (I say that, but I'll probably end up watching the rest anyway)
       I've been researching mythology for my writings, and it's really really interesting!  I'm excited to see where it's going to go.  I've got so many ideas for characters right now... I need to fixate on one..
     I'll probably update tomorrow, so Merry Christmas Eve until then!

Thursday, December 13, 2012

So much to write, too little time.

       Seriously.  I just got home from work, and I really, really, REALLY want to update here... but I also need to sleep.  So.... I'll be back on this tomorrow, hopefully! And I'll get to write about all the happenings..

Monday, December 10, 2012

Traditional Schooling.

       For a scholarship, I have been asked to think about which is better, traditional schooling, or online schooling.  I am definitely one for traditional schooling.  There are lot of important parts to traditional schooling, such as building relationships, working with others, working at a scheduled pace, and facing problems and situations with other people.  When you do online schooling, you are not forcefully exposed to other people.  You don't have to be with anyone but yourself.  But in the traditional setting, you are with others, you have to work with them in groups and get to know them. You the get experience of working all sorts of people, people you like or don't like.  Traditional school is usually strictly scheduled and things must be turned in on time.  You don't make your own pace, and work is shared by all your fellow peers.  You face situations with others that you can't face online.  Besides the student to student relationship, there is the student to teacher relationship.  When the teacher is with you in person, it is easier to understand what you are learning.  You face the social stresses of asking questions in front of a group of people, and can get personal help from the teacher.  Online, you just have to email, which is very impersonal.  Traditional schools get the student ready for their future lives, by giving them a sample of people that they'll work with and giving them a taste of the stress of scheduled life.  Even if I had the choice of taking online classes instead of traditional, I wouldn't take the online course.  I enjoy my schooling too much, and from experience, can say that I just really don't like the detached situation of online classes.

Saturday, December 8, 2012

Goodness Gracious

      There is absolutely no point in having that as my title!  I just suck at titles so much, that that was all I could come up with!  Bleh, anyway..  Today I feel like describing my feelings with images today... We'll see how that goes!
    Lately I have been pent up with emotion and passion.  To get rid of it, I've had to make do with crying, lots and lots of crying.  Pretty stupid, yes, but I don't know what else to do!
 Actually, my conclusion is to distract myself with lots of Supernatural.  BUT- each darn episode is so long, it takes forever just to get through one season!  Not that there's a lot of .. interesting things in each episode, but still. At least there's a school break coming up... I'm sure I'll get them all done by the first of 2013.
       I've had a sailor's mouth recently, but this only really comes out when I'm absolutely raged (Which unfortunately happened several times today) or around a couple of friends.  I've been trying to put out this cuss storm but... Yeah, that's easier said than done.  I've realized, as much as I love winter... It's my downfall.  I get lonely, and it's pathetic.  I need school, or at least busy work, to plow through it easily.


  The peak of my day had become my physics class.  The people that sit around me are pretty bubbly- no, overly excitable is a better description- and it makes me feel great!  When the teacher's in a good mood (Which is most of the time), then class is AWESOME.
   ^Basically what I'm thinking during my teacher's stories.
 I guess I should go to sleep now.. I'm having too much fun with this..  My next post will probably be about disturbing health treatments.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

[Mr. Post] Number One

    That last post was really whiny.  I apologize!  To make up for it, I'm going to do a Mr. post.  These Mr. posts are stories that one of my teachers has told in class.  He's really entertaining and he has all these weird life stories to tell.  I think they're funny... But I don't know if anyone else will think so..  Here goes!  (I call him "Mr." as to not give away his identity... Yes, it sounds a bit silly, but I don't know what else to call it.)
     Mr. told us that when he was in college, he had a rival.  There was a boy who would try to beat Mr.'s scores on tests and assignments, etc.  One time, a girl beat Mr.'s rival on a test, and almost scored higher than Mr.!  So, of course, he had to ask her out.  They went out for dinner, and he was curious about how she paid for college.  "So, do you pay for college with scholarships, or maybe you work?"  The girl looked a bit embarrassed.  "Well, actually, my family has a business that helps pay for my schooling.."  Mr. gave her an interested look.  "Oh really?  What's the business?"  "I don't think I can tell you... You won't like it."  "? Oh come one, tell me~!"  She took out some brochures from her bag, and set them on the table.  Mr. was a taken aback, and felt a bit insignificant.  The brochures were for a male stripper business.  "Wow."  At this point, Mr. knew that this wasn't going to work out, and lost intrest in her.  Nevertheless, he thought he might as well ask some questions.  "What do you do if the strippers misbehave?"  She leaned in close, "Take away their money!  They'll do ANYTHING for money!"  Needless to say, Mr. was a bit disturbed.   In class, he joked about searching for her online.  "I wonder where she is today?  I could just search "Oklahoma, Male Stripper family business.."  Someone responded, "I don't think you should search that here at school!  What would you say when they find out?"  "Ah..."

Musica

       Music- "The expression of feelings that you cannot describe with words."  This definition fits music perfectly to me.  There are so many feelings that I can't try to put into writing, but often music plays the part wonderfully.  It helps me feel detachment from the stresses of daily life and concentrate on other things.
   My taste is music varies more than I'd like to admit, and lately I've been listening to a lot of emotional instrumental music  throughout the day.  I've been feeling awfully strange lately, as I haven't been able to just feel happy continuously for sometime.  Sadness can be inspiring for artwork and writing, but I've realized that prolonged emotional upheaval is more painful and distracting than necessary.
     In the mornings I listen to some  Golden Sun music to jump start some happiness and nostalgia of simpler times.  Some songs I'd suggest would be Downton Abbey: The Suite, music by Joe Hisaishi (who composed the music for a lot of Hayao Miyazaki's films), such as Nausicaa Symphonic Poem- First Movement,  Howl's moving Castle- Cave of Mind, and Spirited Away -The Dragon Boy.  Those are just a few good examples.  Some others are EXE3- Tree of Life, Murray Gold- I am the Doctor, This is Gallifrey.  But some of the most epic music I've heard recently came on the 25th Anniversary CD with Skyward Sword.  That... music is absolutely incredible.  The rendition of Gerudo Valley almost seems to have been overdone with awesome.  Just thinking about it gives me chills!
 

Sunday, December 2, 2012

Sunday. December 2012.

     Something about that title really... Irks me..  It's dull.  ANYWAY- It has been... an exceedingly looooong time since I've updated.  Kinda like facebook, I don't put too many statuses on there either..  *Cough* Well!  It's been so long, I've kinda forgotten what to write about...
    Supernatural- a good starting topic.  I've been watching this show lately, "Supernatural", because I'd heard it's good...and because of the main characters.  They're adorable. Here's some examples.. Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki)  In fact, before I had actually started watching, I thought that Dean looked really pretty, and because of his prettiness, he would be this really sweet character..  WAS I EVER WRONG!  Hah, he's really gruff and tough.  Took me completely off guard. Before you start to think, "This show's probably just eye candy for women-" it's not.  There are plenty of good looking women in just about every episode, so... There's something for everybody!
     It's a pretty good show, and I'm only on season two.  Castiel, a character who apparently shows up at the end of season three, I have been awaiting for sometime.  A family member told me that Castiel was his favorite character, and I've been dying to see him in action!  But... I've got so many episodes until then.. TwT  Anyway, if you like suspenseful, dramatic, sometimes gruesome shows, you may like this one as well.  My last words on this will be... "DEAN!"  "SAMMY!"
   Things here in the "Ville"  have been okay too.  In the past two years, I've gotten more splendid friends than I ever thought possible.  It almost hurts to think about how much I'm going to miss all of them in the next year, and I'm already sad about some that I don't get to see very often.  I was folding some jeans at work this week, and I realized one of my biggest fears, besides bugs- being alone.  I like the occasional solitude, don't get me wrong, but the thought of being alone forever?  That terrifies me, chills me to the bone.  I'm praying now that I don't end up that way.
   

Saturday, July 21, 2012

Sunday, July 1, 2012

July First.

Yeah, I kinda just.....suck with titles. 
     So....I haven't posted in a while, like usual.  Things are going good...  I've got a new job, at a clothing store that just opened.  In fact, I helped put the store together.  It's also pretty nice, because all my fellow employees are new like me.  Most have been in retail for 5-20 years, unlike me, who only has Braum's fastfood as a reference.  And today was just my third day actually selling clothes.  I'm getting better, and more comfortable I think. 
   And...in the last month, I have went into a deep Avatar (The Last Airbender) phase.  It's really good.  The characters are pretty deep, and there's a lot of failing.  I like that. It's more realistic to how things really go.  I think most people fail a few times before they get it.  Oh, and of course Korra is really good too.  Both shows are very emotionally overwhelming.  Just too good.  And so I attached a drawing I made of General Iroh.  One of my favorite characters- even though I love just about everyone of them.

I've put a pause on my book...again.  I just need more inspiration on the plot.  The characters are still growing into their full potential.

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Change.

Lots has passed.  I feel like with this upcoming year, I am leaving a lot behind.  One year left until college?  That's crazy!
     I got a new job.  It's at a clothing store that's opening at our mall here.  In fact, today was my last day at Braum's.  It's weird now, thinking it's over.  I.... may miss it, just a bit.  I made lots of friends, and unless I visit them at work, I doubt I'll ever see them again.  But...maybe because of that, I'm glad a left.  There was a certain part of me I got from it I'm glad to leave.
    I'm still working on my book.  I've changed it though, it's about demon's or something now,(Dunno if I said that in another post..) and I've been thinking about it none stop.  I'm already attached to my characters, and I haven't even started writing about them yet!  It's difficult for me to sit down and write, I feel as though I have to face a part of myself, if I really want to make a book, it will be final.  I don't know, I guess I'm just a bit  conflicted right now.
   Harvest Moon has been fun, been playing LOADS of that.  And I got married in the game...and now I don't know what to do anymore.  *sigh*
    Well, I'm gonna start writing more of that book, and I'll put up some later..

  



Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Limited Patience











So....Today I had my English AP test.  And, no, I'm not going to talk about the content.  That would make my test 'invalid' as they love to say while you're taking it.  No- I'm gonna talk about the girl sitting next to me.  The test is about 4 hours long, and in the large room with many table,  you are seated at your own small table to share with one other, who would sit next to you.  When we first started, my table sharer had not arrived, and I thought maybe I had gotten lucky, and would get the whole table to myself!  But...no such luck.  The girl came and took a seat next to me...  And so it began.  I'm one of those people, who likes no noise or nonsense during test taking.  I get distracted easily.  Well, I started hearing clicking noises... small but  high pitched sound, a continuous clicking set to an annoying rhythm...  I ignored it to the best of my ablility, which was pretty good actually.  BUT THEN...she moved her legs so that they were facing me, and she began to kick my chair on occasion, and even push it a bit.... I was deeply disturbed, and tried to move my chair so she would stop, but her legs stopped me from budging.  Then....she started reading loudly to herself, like some kind of raspy whisper...  Well, in the end, we both came out alive, but I really thought I might die from annoyance.  Okay, I'm done complaining.... Everything went great after that. 
   Here I have some pictures and things from today.  Some doodles.... I'm still working on that story.   Still not totally set on it, but I've been making some more characters, and the two men are some of them.  A picture of the Virgin Mary from the front of our church. I thought it was beautiful.

Sherlocked

M'kay, so....it hasn't even been very long since I last wrote- but SOOOO much seems to have happened!  I got confirmed into the Catholic Church, and I feel like my faith has been saved.  I pray all the time now, I feel a complete happiness that I never have previously had- a feeling my teacher has said you can only get with faith.  And I have it!  I was losing it before- I never prayed, I doubted everything, my relationships were going down hill...but now, it's all fine.  As though my problems (most of them)  just resolved themselves on their own!  It's amazing.  And it's because of my teacher, I swear, he was truly inspiring.  I want to write his name, but I'll just have to give him credit as "Mr.P".  A wonderful, amazing teacher.  I'm sad that classes have ended now... :'( For religious reasons and because I have people I want to see... 
     ANYWAY, I've really gotten into the BBC show "Sherlock" with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman.  It's a present day Sherlock Holmes, but I think it's just absolutely wonderful.  One of the co-producers is Steven Moffat, who also does Doctor Who, so the slightly similar elements make it even better.  http://www.thescienceofdeduction.co.uk/ This is a link to the fictional blog of Holmes from the series...after watching, I've become very interested in the habits of people, and how to read and deduce their actions and appearance... 
     This fall on CBS, a show called "Elementary" is coming out, and it's another modern day Sherlock Holmes, only he's in Manhattan.  I saw the commercial, looks alright, but the thing that's really got me is....that Dr. John Watson... Is now Dr. JOAN Watson.  I'm just wondering how they're going to make the transition of the traditionally male character into a woman.  They'll probably end up putting in some romance between them, and somehow I feel that would ruin it all... but I dunno, maybe it'll be an awesome show!  I'll just have to wait and see..

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Emma and Friends...(hah)

Just a pic of some of the characters that'll be in the story..

Monday, April 30, 2012

Still not totally set on one idea....

So, I decided that in my story, the main character is going to move to Oklahoma, to the town where I live, because, I feel as though I will know what I am describing and writing about.  So it will be fictional, with some real stuff in there too.  I don't have much written yet... All I have has really nothing to do with the main plot or anything, but rather just an introduction scene setting the characters mood.  Or something along those lines...
....-"Yeah, you can clock out now..." I squeal inside with joy at my dismissal.  My boss gives me an amused look,yet her glassy eyes reveal a tired and dull mood.  "Thank you!" I manage to tell her before running out the massive glass doors of the ice cream shop.  Today was pay day, and I've made enough to finally buy the bike I've been saving up for.  It's white and sleek, and absolutely gorgeous.  I'll be able to go everywhere in my little suburbian town that exists within the real city limits.  I sprint down the sidewalk, past the nearely neon trees, the last rain making them bright as well as giving them a slightly tropical glow.  Wind bellows past me, giving me some resistance on my way.  By the time I arrive home, I've panting pretty hard, guess I'm out of shape...The ice cream I've been sneaking at work probably doesn't help, but it's just so yummy.. Anyway, my Auntie, old and frail, yet with her will of iron, is waiting for me at the door.  She has a nervous smile playing on her lips.  No.  This stops me in my tracks.  Auntie doesn't get nervous. EVER.  "Dear..." she starts.  I panic inside.  Oh no....Do I even want to know....? "We're moving."  "What?"  I ask incredulously, and it just gets better.. "To a town in Oklahoma."  "WHAT!?" I squeak, absolutely horrified, even if I know nothing about Oklahoma ,except that "wind comes sweeping down the plains", as the play says.

Yep, that's it... my intro..

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Eheh, writer's block..

Yep.  My story has already hit a stand still.  I just don't know where to go with it right now....  Where it is right now is kinda boring- just the main character helping reconstruct places that were destroyed in a cataclysm.  Maybe putting some drama in there would help spice things up, or just building up the characters.  I guess I really should make a plot map, and see where I can go from there.  This just...isn't much fun.  My ideas are all stuck.  *sigh*
     On a much more pleasant note, school only has 18 days left for this year.  I'm nervous- this means the yearbook must be completed in 18 days, or perhaps even less.  And then there's finals and AP testing... ALL THAT is what scares me.  Yuck.
     Lastly, I'm trying to find a new job.  The one I've got isn't bad, I'm not really close to anyone I work with anymore( maybe that's a good thing... -_-")  but there's a certain boss that just doesn't like me.  And the job gets really stressful.  After everyday of work, when you go home with your arms, clothes, and face coated in ice cream, you don't like it much anymore.  It's kinda gross, because it looks like a layer of skin when you scratch it off.    I hate to sound like a complainer.  So I'll stop now. .   .   . . . .