You know there's a live action of Bleach?
Yeah. I know.
There was this one animation with a silver haired guy...
Spikey or down?
Spikey.
Oh! That's Hitsugaya.
...The pizza man?


Reading: Tennis no Oujisama - Volume Four
Watching: Ouran Kouko Host Club - Episode Four
Listening: Opening Song of Ouran Kouko Host Club


I was watching KTLA5 and they were showing the news about the Twin Towers and how they finally started to do the reconstruction of it last week. It just reminded me how 2001 past by quickly. Too quickly.

We're heading to downtown L.A. tomorrow for a mini fieldtrip. It's in 'preparation' for the real East Coast trip.
Now that the day we depart is looming closer [twentieth of May], I'm getting a little excited and hyped up. Though, I don't think I need to take so many pictures for 'homework' use. [WINKWINK]
Though Doyle sucks the fun out of it. He said we can't bring soda or juices onto the bus. And on the plane ride, we can't bring any gum and refrain yourself from bringing any soft/chewy candy. How lame is that?! I told Stephanie and she's all, "Well, just sneak it on! He won't know!" "That's exactly what I plan to do."

I finally finished Wicked by Gregory Maguire. For those who like Wizard of Oz, knock yourselves out. As for me, I found it utterly boring. It only gets a mildly interesting in the middle. And don't flame me stupidly saying if it's so boring, why did I read it.
I only read it for the sake of understanding the Broadway play we're going to be watching.
Surfing the yaoi forum, a thread caught my eye. It was about English yaoi/gay/homosexual books. I ran through it and someone offered another book by Maguire called Son of a Witch. It's supposed to have small hints of shounen-ai. Yet another reason why I should take a trip down to Borders [or Costco; they're books are waaaay cheaper, but not in the best condition] and snag the book!

We were in Language Arts class [also where the 'pizza man' conversation took place] and we had to write this 'thank you' poem to a teacher we really appreaciated. I didn't have anything to rhyme with Baglione [science teacher], so I was desperate. I came up with two phrases: "Thank you Ms. Baglione, you're nothing like an ugly balogne" and "Thank you Ms. Baglione, you're definitely not bony." I finally settled with Nancy's: "Thank you Ms. Baglione, you're definitely not a phony."

I want the musicals of Tennis no Oujisama! [And the radio Tennis no Oujisama. Bwahaha!] Would somebody be kind enough to direct me to some direct links of them?! I've taken over a week to download the Dream Live part one and two via BitTorrent and both is still less than half!