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• 1986-09-03
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• U S of A
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• 2004-06-14
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• Student...It’s a full time job, I’ve found.
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• Erl.
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• Received ‘Honorable Mention’ in the State Scholarship Administration’s- Talents in the Arts Award. And that’s about it.
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• 2003. Dang InuYasha manga/anime...
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• Last Exile, Spirited Away, Fruits Basket, Full Metal Alchemist, Gundam Wing...
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• To improve my drawing skills, and to survive school.
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• Reading, drawing, writing fanfiction once in awhile, sleeping.
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• Doodling and dallying.
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Tuesday, October 19, 2004
“...Fools, idiots, those who hear voices, those who speak in tongues. We are your lunatics. We surrender our lives to make your nonbelief possible. You are sure that you are right but you don’t want everyone to think as you do. There is no truth without fools.”
-Don DeLillo, WHITE NOISE
A quote to ponder...
Made another simple LE greeting. Lol, I love Alvis’s expression in that scene...Haven’t drawn much of anything, but I did scan in a doodle I did and played with it in Photoshop. We’ll see if I put it up in my journal. I wont submit it in the fanart though, lol, it’s only about 4 inches tall.
Since I finished ‘Pride and Prejudice’, I am finally reading ‘An Antic Disposition’ by Alan Gordon (the quote above was quoted in the first chapter). There’s five books in the series and this is the last one. *sob* When I’m finished it what am I going to read that involves jesters?
We had a very amusing Sociology experiment today. Mr. J had one student blindfolded (a track shirt and shorts over his head) and another student at the front of the room. Then he rearranged a lot of the desks, so that it was like a maze. The student at the front of the room was supposed to give him directions on how to get through the maze. It was very entertaining. They went through this twice, the second time with more detailed instructions like “two steps to the left” instead of just “turn to your left and walk”.
The experiment had to do with as we get older we are able to put ourselves in someone else’s place. We had been talking about how a child around seven gave the same instructions to two people, one was blindfolded, and one was not. The kid didn’t know to give the blinded guy more detailed instructions then the nonblinded person.
But then a 14 year old kid knew to do that. Interesting, yes?
...well it’s interesting to me....
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