Why, hello thar 2010!
On the very last day of this year, I have decided to leave news_jpop. Saw that post with the picture of Ryo and his smoke, along with a bunch of fangirls freaking out, and I figured that I REALLY don't belong there anymore. Give the man a break, geezus. Sure, smoking's bad for your health, yada yada yada, but would they really give a rat's arse for half a second if he wasn't the infamous Nishikido Ryo!? Probably not. I've admittedly been through that obsessed fangirl phase before, though probably not to the point where I found it "disappointing" that my fandoms like smokes and drinks, and perhaps have sex during their spare time, but it's safe to say that I'm passed all that nonsense now. As weird as this may sound, I'm back to my roots, where "fandom" all started with Take That, L'Arc~en~Ciel, and SMAP. The Classics. I fangirl maturely and responsibly. LOL But it's only fair to acknowledge the fact that Ryo is still pretty hot...
And what d'ya know... There are only 5 hours left in 2009. Frankly, New Year's Eve doesn't really feel all that different. I was still at work a couple of hours ago, and it's just like any other day of the other 364. Then again, perhaps it's because I live in Vancouver, also known as No-Funcouver, and we're too laid back to even care about the New Year... I'm actually rather looking forward to 2010. An important year at work, amazing movies coming out, and a possible trip to the Europes. 2009 has been a great year for me in general, I'm moving up a notch in terms of personal achievements, so hopefully the next one will be just as good, if not better.
Dear f-list, have yourself a wonderful New Year, and we'll see you again in 2010. (If you decide to keep me on your f-list, that is. No hard feelings if you don't. I'm not a hater.)
And what d'ya know... There are only 5 hours left in 2009. Frankly, New Year's Eve doesn't really feel all that different. I was still at work a couple of hours ago, and it's just like any other day of the other 364. Then again, perhaps it's because I live in Vancouver, also known as No-Funcouver, and we're too laid back to even care about the New Year... I'm actually rather looking forward to 2010. An important year at work, amazing movies coming out, and a possible trip to the Europes. 2009 has been a great year for me in general, I'm moving up a notch in terms of personal achievements, so hopefully the next one will be just as good, if not better.
Dear f-list, have yourself a wonderful New Year, and we'll see you again in 2010. (If you decide to keep me on your f-list, that is. No hard feelings if you don't. I'm not a hater.)