Going back home, it's not going to be all fun and games for the next month of August. The days with the most intense heat of the sun are also the days with the most intense work I may ever have to do this year (minus the schoolings this fall :/) because I need to help certain someone to move stuff, pack stuff, and shit like that...
We also have to paint the house, room by room, and so on. At times like this, I really wish we can hire someone. Or something like that. Or at least be able to invite people I know to come over to paint houses with me... I don't think I'd like my friends to go through that :/ It COULD be fun, but I think we're better off spending times playing Ikaruga than starting a paint-ball fight in the middle of everything. (Now that I think of it, that wouldn't be a bad idea, either... Too bad I don't technically own the house, my parents do)
Note to self, when I own my own apartment/house, and I need to repaint the place, I'll invite friends over for paint-ball fight :D
Double-Note to self, get a wet-suit
As for the summarization of my last two months of summer, here's what happens...
1. Orgo, fine, B+ and A, couldn't ask for better now, can I :) I really think I have a knack at chemistry-related stuff... Let's see if I'm actually good at bio-related stuff, too, this fall :D
2. Got into two new anime, Rozen Maiden and Kaibutsu Oujo. Rozen Maiden, seriously reminds me of Revolutionary Girl Utena where the main characters would fight to "death" to become THE perfect creation. And, the constant motif of an angel breaking out of an eggshell in the anime feels so Hessian. I love it! As for Kaibutsu Oujo, I watch it because of the Cthulu reference :D And, I want to see something morbidly funny like the Addam's Family, another plus!
3. Got a new set of soundtrack composed by one of my favorite artist, J.A. Seazer. His musical back in the 1970's meshing with the experimental rock style that made Utena the masterpiece today is provocative and addicting... To those who are wondering, the musical soundtrack that I got is called Jashumon, or in a rough translation... "Gate to the Evil Faith"? Lots of wailing and insane laughs of crazy mothers and Oedipal boys = me likey :p
4. Got into 3 webcomics which I REALLY like. Least I Could Do, Looking For Group, and CONvicts. First one, I love because it's out of the world, but feels real! Which is why I joined the "Least I Could Do" Forum. Still a newbie there, but is slowly learning his way to be a... lesser newbie. Looking For Group, drawn by the same artist who did Least I Could Do, also pretty nice comic depicting a typical band of RPG characters. Makes me REALLY want to play Warcraft, and maybe check out a couple fantasy novels to read besides LOTR and Chronicles of Narnia. CONvicts, THIS I can relate to the MOST because it's all about anime/comic obsessed Otaku!! Check them out when you have time. I'm positive it's worth your minutes.
5. Nothing too big, just found out that I can still sing like a girl. Oh the wonders of pranks I can still perform... I'm thinking of humiliating guys into thinking that I'm actually a girl by dressing up like a lolita during Halloween parties :p I am so evil... I wish there's a "devil" emoticon somewhere in LiveJournal
6. Got tons of Rozen Maiden wallpaper that I like. It's less intense than Utena's wallpaper. Granted, Utena's more gorgeous, but I need less suffocating images to look at for now.
7. Got started and is going to spend the spare times of the month getting back on my novel. Technically, it's a fanfiction since I'm writing my own continuation of the Fire Emblem game after being influenced by so many things I've watched or read. Took me a while to organize the characters by playing out the scenes on the street (people sometimes stare at me because I talk to myself :p), but I think it'll work out. And, if goes as predicted, I'll be writing an original fiction, or at least I'd try. Actually, come to think of it... I should read Salvatore's fantasy novels (Recommended by the author of Least I Could Do and Looking for Group, as well as New York)
8. Got to meet with really good friends in Baltimore before leaving for Texas for the month. Spending those 5 hours in the library really takes me back to those days when we'd spend many near-sleepless nights as studious coffee drinkers :D Best of luck for your Gen. Chem stuff, Patricia! I know you'll work hard on Wednesday, so bite down so that you can truly enjoy the rest of your summer days :) PS: That chem lab looks like a bitch, hope you can do well.
And then there's David, kinda slow as always (I know you're reading this, Divvy), but makes one hell of an omelette... I kinda regretted asking for a bagel, though, Should've just taken the egg alone since the bagel was kinda hard to bite into. But, hey! Got to spend time and shop at Target and some other unknown shoe/outdoor place with Divvy and Judy. That would've been more fun if we were doing that in Day time. Night time strolling should be for Inner Harbor instead. Yeah, I think that's how it should work. Towson for Daytime, Inner Harbor for Nighttime :D
The 8 things I intend to accomplish this summer besides moving the furniture (I really wish I don't have to move the couch or the tv all the way to Baltimore, or I'll shoot someone right now)
I'm so not ready for school to start again :/
-The Immortal Emperor of the Mundane Universe