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Wow @.@ you know what is werid I was looking at my PMs and there was this girl PMing me saying can I join the Yu Watase Guild and all I was thinking is that I am not the manger of it @.@ this is what the chick wrote:



Ya that was werid @.@ anyways I can't stay I have to look at how the hell I am going to do this digital scrapbooking thing for Comp-Tech class which is worth 30% of my finial mark *sigh* also I have to look at stuff for Trebuchet because I have to build one for Design-Tech which that also is worth 30% of my finial mark *sigh*

They're bringing Veronica Mars abck this summer! Hurray! I get to watch re-runs! Why am I happy about that? I'd much prefer to watch re-runs of some other show that I like more. Like FMA. Or Stargate SG-1. I need to see most of the episodes of that. I want the DVDs. I think I'll ask for them for my birthday. My sister really shouldn't have given me that milkshake. I had too much energy before. If any of you ever want a good novel series to read, try The Dresden Files, by Jim Butcher. It's so, so funny. In the third book, tha main character purposely poisons himself to get out of something. Such a smart, smart man, isn't he? But it's still such a funny series. I'll shut up now.

I'm not sure if Veronica Mars'll be on at the same time as before. But it might be. I think that Harry Dresden is slightly suicidal. But so funny. I love the series ever so much. There's four books that I haven't read in it, and I bought two of them. Then the author has another series that he's just started. I can't wait to start reading that one. Eventually, I guess. Seeing as it's in hardcover right now, and I don't like buying hardcovers. I'm weird like that.

It's a supernatural mystery. The whole series has a different mystery in each book. And he was actually the main character, he just didn't die. I think. No, wait, he did. But he was "brought back to life" by his girlfriend, using CPR or something. I was confused at that part. Anyway, it's funny because the main character's sarcastic, cynical, and just all around funny. Then there's the perverted, sex-obsessed spirit that lives in a skull. He adds even more humor to the books. It's one of the best series ever. Well, out of the ones I've read. But the character does seem suicidal, with all the risks he takes. Even though, by all standards, he's not really.

Yeah, I don't get that, either. It was really confusing to me. But I still love these books. Also, Kelley Armstrong's Women of the Otherworld series is wonderful. It's the next book in that series that I'm waiting for so much right now. Only five more days! Can't wait!

I read so much. I couldn't survive school without reading. And I don't read manga as much as novel books. Novel books are more attracting to me, because they last longer. They take longer to read, and I can read them over and over again. Mangas I can read over and over again, too, but then they get boring. Though most of the books I read are kinda chick-y. Like chick flicks, but in the form of books. Except they still have action. I read three romance books and wanted to murder them all after that. They all had the exact same plot, almost. Just different characters. Though they were all by the same author. So that might be why. Other than that, I'm a fantasy addict. I don't really read other types of books, because fantasy keeps me busy. Seriously, I can recommend so many good fantasy books. I made a list of all my favorite books, a few weeks ago. Well, the ones that i have or remember, at least. And nowhere on it is Harry Potter or lord of the Rings. Oddly enough, though I've read them (well, not the last Lord of the Rings book), I seriously dislike them. Harry Potter is an okay series, but it's so not worth all the hype and obsession it gets. And the LotR books just bored me. So did The Hobbit. All of them just dragged. I couldn't even bring myself to finish them. And this one book that my teacher recommended to me, The Once and Future King, was boring, too. I prefer more fast-paced, entertaining books. And I love touches of comedy and sarcasm. Sarcasm especially. That's probably why I love The Dresden Files. (It's my current book obsession, if you haven't noticed.) It's got fight scenes, and it's got a lot of really funny parts that just make me crack up for like a whole minute. For me, that's a long time. Unless I'm nervous or stressed out or something, I don't laugh for longer than I have to. But when I'm stressed out or really nervous, I start laughnig and can't stop. Like yesterday. In Spanish class, my friend said that my nose reminded her of a rabbit nose, and I started laughing and laughing and couldn't stop. I was nervous, because I had to do a project the next period, a presentation in front of the class. That's so nerve-wracking for me, because I hate going up in front of the class. Wow, this was way, way too long. I'm stopping now.

I tried A Wizard of Earthsea, and didn't like it. At all. I couldn't get into it much, so I couldn't returned it to the library. Yeah. I'm really picky about my books, though I like a ton. I think I had like 70 books that I liked, and that wasn't including the library books I read back in middle school. And at last count, around that same time, I had 292 books. Then I went on a couple of book shopping sprees, so you can add about 15 more to that count. And I still need 12 more. Plus two more that I haven't put on my to-get list. I love my books. I keep re-reading them all. Except for a couple that I hav en't finished yet. I have three that I started and then got distracted. I really should finish them. One of these days. Maybe when I finish all my new books.