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Birthday
• 1988-08-31
Gender
• Female
Location
• the land of Mordor, where the shadows lie (we summer in Lothlorien)
Member Since
• 2004-04-11
Occupation
• Elven Warrior Princess (just like Sesshoumaru!)
Real Name
• -censored-

Personal

Achievements
• uh ... symphony band (which we didn't get into on talent, but the fact that we have a school-owned instrument large enough to kill the director with)
Anime Fan Since
• January 8th, 2003. I discovered Inuyasha that day.
Favorite Anime
• Witch Hunter Robin, Azumanga Daioh, Ayashi no Ceres, Alice 19th, Inuyasha, Dragon Knights, Clover, Fushigi Yugi, Cowboy Bebop, Fruits Basket, Rurouni Kenshin, .hack//SIGN, Yuyu Hakusho, Trigun, Full Metal Alchemist, Ghost in the Shell
Goals
• retaining my mental health, even while surrounded by people who tell me that, on personal experience, mental health is overrated
Hobbies
• band ( bassoon), reading, watching TV, doing homework with startling regularity
Talents
• uh ... reading ... fast; watching TV, sightreading music, singing (sort of), near-complete social inadequecy




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Friday, July 29, 2005

Summer work kinda sucks ...
I have a paper on As I Lay Dying due Friday. I have to find an optimistic theme. I have read the book already, but how much optimism is there in a book about a family dragging their mother to her resting place (whether or not she's dead), as they all slowly lose it on the way?

I have my history crap due the 17th, so I need to work on the first two chapters, which are kind of random. (The intro suggested I read the author bios to evaluate if they had the credentials to make assesments ... well, I have to use the book whether or not they do, and I'm supposed to be making assessments with my limited knowledge, so does that matter?)

I have a paper on The Invisible Man due the 26th.

I also have to read Profiles in Courage and The Jungle and do a few chapters of statistics stuff before the first day on the 8th of September.

And every night, I have to listen to my sister whine about The Count of Monte Christo and get hysterical over it, which gets me upset, so I read one of my happy things, so I giggle, which irritates her, so she yells more.

Speaking of happy things, fans of dark fantasy (or fantasy in general) should go find "The Garbeliad" online. I don't remember where it is, but if you search that on Google, you can find it. It's a superb parody of dark fantasy written by Garth Nix.
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