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[Dr. Casey]

Two and a half months without any posts? Unacceptable. Get back in here and give us a detailed overview of where you stand in life right this second, Yuki.



You're a Senior, huh? When's your last day?

[Yuki Fukurou]

*chuckles*. Man...I haven't gone here in a LONG time.

My last day was on Jun. 2nd.

And...I'm currently reading the last Harry Potter book. (It's really getting interesting as I continue reading).

[Shirotatsu]

Is that what's been keeping you offline the last two days? *sweatdrops*

[Yuki Fukurou]

Oh yeah. Almost forgot to mention, a couple of weeks ago, I went over to the East Coast and it was pretty interesting. Went to New York, Philadelphia, certain countries in Canada, and also Boston (just to name some).

Got to see some of the things in New York like the NYSE, Empire State Building, & Ground Zero (I was completely silent while heading over there.

As for Canada, I managed to see Niagara Falls, which...I had to admit...was so much fun. I was pretty much close to drenched though I was wearing the coat. I also managed to practice a bit of my French while in Quebec. The pastries and food over there...delicious.

I also went to the CN Tower in Toronto. And DANG...it was really high. Like...110 feet. My legs wouldn't stop shaking as we went up. But as if that wasn't bad enough, seeing the glass floor which was another section down, made my legs shake uncontrollably. My parents were also a bit freaked out as well, but...not as much as I was. (Now they know how I feel when it comes to heights).

I managed to get myself a key chain while in Quebec, which obviously had my name on it. ^__^.

Overall...the experience was pretty good.

(And...almost forgot to add...also went to this years anime expo with Shiro-kun a few days before I left for the East Coast on Jun. 29, up to Jul. 1st (we didn't go on the last day)).

But...I'll tell those details at another time. ^___^.

[Shirotatsu]

Tell me details about what you've been doing the last two days?

Ahem, the Canadian National Tower is 1815 (that's 363 five foot people standing on top of each other) feet high. 110 (22 five foot people) is very small for the world's tallest free standing tower. In comparison, Tokyo tower is 1091 feet, and the world's tallest self-supporting steel tower.

Oh, one more thing, Canada is made up of territories and provinces, not countries. ^^;

[Yuki Fukurou]

Hehe...I obviously seemed to have forgotten the height so quickly and stuff. Thanks again for correcting me.

[Shiidou Hikaru]

Wow, you went to a lot of places in my part of the world Yuki-san. How did you get around, take shuttle flights or drive? If the latter you might have passed close by where I live, depending on the route of course. ;;

[Yuki Fukurou]

It was mostly by bus really. (Most of the time we were on there anyway, considering some of the places we were going to were pretty far away).

[Shiidou Hikaru]

Oh okay. Well if you went from Boston to Montreal or the other way around there's a really good chance that you went through my town. So close yet so far away ...

[Shiidou Hikaru]

Umm, yes, the Red Cross is the blood bank facility in this region. I've thought about blood donation before but I've never done it myself. It's for a good cause and they also feed you lots afterwards, but I've never been able to overcome my phobia of needles to the point where I'd voluntarily let someone stick one in me. I guess that's really what my phobia is - fear of being stabbed. Even though I know it won't hurt, and I'm not afraid of my own blood, I just get really scared when something sharp is pointing at me ... O.O;;

[Yuki Fukurou]

Hi guys.

Yeah...I know. It's been a while since I've gone here and all that. Just to let you guys know...I'm going to be starting college tom. (It's actually a junior college. Shiro-kun is going to UCI).

So...by that time...I'll be gone for a while. But I'll try and visit from time to time.

As for what I did during the anime expo...I might make a post on that or maybe Shiro-kun might. Who knows? LOL.

Anyway...I'll try and drop by every now and then.

Til then.

Ja.

[Shirotatsu]

Seriously, there isn't a difference between a so-called junior college (I think to be more correct, we should be saying "community college") and a university. When you say "junior," it's like saying you're going to an intermediate school between high-school and college when you're really not. You're taking classes that will lead to giving you credit for continuing education in a four-year college or a university.

You're probably not going to come online to talk so I might as well leave you a message here.

First, don't stress yourself out and give yourself ample time to break. The balance between study and relaxing is very important, even if study is given more priority. Perhaps a 6:4 or a 7:3 ratio is good, but please don't go doing 90% study and 10% break. Especially as an incoming freshman.

Second, you're only going to be at school for four days a week. You've got plenty of time to drop by or chat on YIM or something. I'll understand not being able to come on everyday like during the summer, but I think once a week or even once every two weeks is manageable, so see what you can do. Especially given that you're not dorming and your school isn't insanely far.

Third. Have fun, stay cool, do well, don't stress out, take a good amount of break time, and know that you can come back more often than you think.

Don't go making posts like this sounding like you'll only get to see us three or four or ten times a year. You'll probably see us a lot more than that. Call me if you wanna talk. Let's make some time to meet up before I go off to school, etc. etc. See ya. ^^

[Yuki Fukurou]

Mattaku...hontou ni hisashiburi.

I only have 3 subjects this time, and I get practically bored easily with very little to do. Plus since I'm in a community college, it's first come first served. I can't even get Biology, which is a hot topic, despite the fact that I petitioned for the class. *sighs*. If they happen to have it during summer, which I hope they do, I'd be one happy camper. Even though those that tried to take it in summer says its hard, I don't care, as long as I get it.

Other than that, I need to start working on the rest of the summaries for the episodes of Blue Drop: Tenshitachi no Gikyoku, and try to get back on working on my Sailor Moon fanfic, in order to get my new characters going.

(Hmm...maybe I should probably add them to the current RP that's going on...or try and make a new one.)

[Yuki Fukurou]

That makes some sense.

[Yuki Fukurou]

Well...I've been busy working on yet another DVD slideshow project. And I finally got back the motivation to continue my Sailor Moon fanfic. It took me a while to work on creating my remaining OC's and I had to fix some parts in my first chapter. Now I just have to figure out how to continue the rest of it and where my new characters should pop out. (Hmm...I should probably use a few in an RP. (Depending on which one(s) are new)).

[Yuki Fukurou]

I've been a bit busy lately with some schoolwork. I've tried to continue working on the information in regards to the yuri/sci-fi/drama anime Blue Drop: Tenshitachi no Gikyoku. And I was just trying to remember the name of the last episode, while trying to also remember the Japanese title for the episode that is mentioned in the background.

At the same time, I have to watch the episodes again in order to do a summary on the episodes, considering that both Wikipedia and Random Curiosity (a blog), the information seems almost nothing more than speculation, without citing the sources.