( that 3 axes of humor test that's been going around on my friendlist )

Just read the Guest List for GenCon this year. Summer Glau and Alan Tudyk of Serenity/Firefly will be there. I am happy. :)

For any fans of Neil Gaiman or such imagery and vision like The Dark Crystal, behold MirrorMask.

You Are a Peacemaker Soul


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So I went to Fusion and danced up a storm once again. It was nice to see some faces I hadn't seen in a while, but there was a rather odd vibe that pervaded the entire evening. Given that the turnout was a bit lower than usual, that might explain it a bit; however, it felt like a couple people I've known for years just seemed not to be "really ( Read more... )

I guess it's about time I came to terms with my inability whatsoever to balance my time. I thought that if I took two seemingly "Easy A" classes, I'd be able to balance my work schedule with everything else. Now, I realize that one of said "Easy A" classes has become the hardest class I have...and took way too much of my time this semester. In ( Read more... )

I apologize to those requesting my presence for whatever reason, but I'm going to be phasing out of existence for the next 2 weeks. I'll return when Finals are compete but not until then. I'm already behind enough as it is. Hmmm...time to find out if it's possible to finish up a semester's worth of homework assignments in a week. (That's what I ( Read more... )

Apparently, I'm too "weird" to be considered "normal" yet too "normal" to be considered "weird". I prefer not to limit myself to any particular "scenes" or subcultures. I find it much more satisfying to challenge expectations rather than the "mainstream". I think, a lot, probably to my detriment. The greatest annoyance to me would have to be ( Read more... )

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When denial is finally removed from sight, the cold hard truth tends to stare directly at you. This realization of such truth suddenly allows everything finally to make sense. In a world where so many are much too concerned about themselves rather than their impact on others, trust becomes a rare entity. In such a world, I'd much rather be