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FOR THE KEH-FILES: SORRY!! NO NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS TODAY.

CURRENTLY LISTENING TO: YOU feat. Kazami - Tsuchi (Samurai Champloo OST)
MOOD: Apathetic... just feeling all around. smile

I'm just sitting around doing nothing. I'm absolutely bored. I'm sorry to tell all of you (those of you that bother to read my Journal) that I'm starting to become detached from Gaia. Don't worry all, I still LOVE anime/manga, and I'm still working on my manga, and am trying to fix some problems here and there. 3nodding Though I decided to stop drawing fanart, I did try my hand at drawing a hilarious picture of Sesshoumaru, simply because I felt like practicing my kanji for a moment.

It was a wonderful experience that I cannot explain. I absolutely adore writing in Kanji. I mean, how come I didn't think of this before? *whacks herself* My parents won't be too happy once they find out that I've become an otaku... wink Oh well, it can't be helped. Besides, I'm planning on telling my parents. There's no point hiding it from them when they're going to find out about it eventually. It's just that I need to find the perfect opportunity to tell them. ^^

Le sigh... one of these days, I'll post the Sesshoumaru fanart. I'll admit it. It does include my friends and me, but it's not like it's anything stupid like Sesshoumaru being OOC. That's gross. As you can see, I was on my way to classes, when I passed a small park next to our museum. Just at the entrance, there was a sign that said: "NO DOGS ALLOWED IN THIS SECTION". I was imagining what would happen in Sesshoumaru saw that sign... or maybe Inuyasha. So I sort of drew the idea out on paper while practicing my Kanji and... WALA! It suddenly became a one-panel comic.

Pulling away from Inuyasha, last night I saw the most beautiful phenomenon. We had massive thunderstorms last night where the thunder actually sounded like thunder! eek Usually, thunder here where I am sounds pansy-a**, but last night, I was actually able to decipher the differences between a construction noise and thunder. My friend and I opened the blinds on her dorm-room window, and we sat until 1:40 in the morning watching the lightning.

For the first time in my whole entire life, I was able to see the actual thunder with my own eyes. When I was back in Korea I was only able to see parts of the thunder. I didn't get to see it come into the sky and disappear. It was so gorgeous. The lightning flashed into night sky. It came down from the sky and vanished into the air leaving thin trails of light. It was an electric blue color. Furthermore, the rain clouds came down close to the ground.