Anyone going to SakuraCon? I'm trying to determine if the event is worth the entry fee for a person who doesn't cosplay, sell art, have enough money to buy art, figurines, etc.

I'm thinking about exchange program in Korea the fall quarter. 8D exciting. I know. Ohohohohohohoho.

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You can skip to the second to last paragraph if you hate reading. I know I hate reading.

Ohhhh mannnnnn I still have to read lots of chapters and extra readings before the final exam on Monday. DX

On a happier note,

Few weeks ago... or months ago I was looking through my photobucket/imageshack gallery hoping to salvage copies of drawings that my family killed. (Our home computer, which I used for the last four years, was hit by virus so my dad rebooted it and my sister failed to save my drawing folder, titled "00 Ji drawing," starting with 00 so it'll always be the first folder in the Pictures folder.) And I realize, wow, I sucked then and I suck now too. So thank you especially to people who watch me now and who watched me back then. >_> I don't understand how you guys think. Hahaha. But thank you. I'll take it as sympathy.

My spring break starts on Thursday, and I am hoping that I'll get to draw to my heart's content during that week. So as a pseudo-thank you gift, I'll draw some sketches. But since I hate drawing specific things and would rather live in an abstract world, give me an abstract concept (anything that is not a noun, has no set physical appearance) and I'll try to draw that in the way I interpret it. I know. It's lame. But I'm lame. Have pity again. T_T

And ignore this entry if you think this was a bad idea, or you can be blunt and tell me I need to attend workshops that teach what FUN actually is.