Feeling weird and dumb and out of time, I went shopping for my last couple days before I fly back to the States and saw these



and had to buy them.

I am a child and I feel so much happier now.

I updated the site. It feels not unlike the resolution of several months of horrible constipation.

A story that I wrote got semifinal status in a horror writing contest/ Creepypasta Cookoff I entered! Even though it got officially uploaded a few days ago, I'm just so happy that something I created is considered pretty good!
It's right here if you want to read it.

I updated the site. It feels not unlike the resolution of several months of horrible constipation. emot-gonk

I saw! And I read some of the essays this morning, and they're so good. The page setup has a little glitch, with the header boarder pushing over the intro text for a few of the subpages, but other than that, it looks great!

Giovanna wrote:

Gah  what where??? I cross checked the damn thing on three different browsers. Every page of it.

It seems to have hit the pages where the analysis is from what I see. The essay pages themselves don't seem to been hit though.

Just so you know, I'm using Safari, and this is how one of the headers looks from my end.

Riri-kins wrote:

I just became an organ donor and it feels pretty nice. It's not a hassle at all.

I'm an organ donor too!

Sitting with a nice cup of orange jasmine green tea on this relatively warm winter afternoon [i.e., -10 rather than -30 below].

It is nice to be recognized (publicly too) that you are doing a damn good job and are appreciated.

Without having to suck up to anyone. Without having to tell someone HEY DID U KNOW I DID THIS THING I AM AMAZING SEE THE THING I DID. Just working hard and doing your job and helping others.

satyreyes wrote:

It is 2016 and I have figured out how to use YouTube.

That's great! I haven't had much by way of luck myself. And don't even get me started on Facebook.

YamPuff wrote:

I still don't quite understand Twitter

A friend that doesn't use Twitter once described it as a place for people to complain. As someone who uses/used Twitter, that's kind of true.

I personally used it as a writing platform. Just as you have the format of a book, you could have the format of Twitter, where it's more than just the content, the spacing, the organization, but the timing, the interactivity, the limits of its length. It sounds a bit abstract without trying it for a certain amount of time, but after a while it takes on a life of its own and you kind of get what it has become for you.

Riri-kins wrote:

I found a volunteer writing position literally less than ten miles from home with the Red Cross. All they'll need to train me in is disaster preparedness. I would write little articles about it.

THIS SOUNDS FUCKING COOL AS HECK

I can haz New 3DS.

Also Xenoblade 3D.

And Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX.

And FF Theatrhythm: Curtain Call.

(somehow, I knew there was a reason I got this Fennekin phone charm thing in that grab bag back at Neko last year... )

Working on an article so cool, so jam-packed, so intense and crazy and blushing full of love, it may have to be split into two parts and prefaced with an "Are you over 18?" clicky. Like I'm doing a god's work.

To take my mind off the broken WD Passport, I've been watching all the Evil Dead movies, which has been cheering me up serious. Then someone left $40 beer for me at the front desk, as a welcome home!  And, then... it's just a loose screw inside the casing! When I'm braver and under clear light, I can crack that baby open and at least get it running well enough to pull a bunch of stuff off it! Woohoo!