Grr.
Blaaah, I am in such a crappy mood right now. My Saturdays are gone, dammit, now I have Fridays again and I wasn't expecting it. So it's even crappier. The upside is that it tends to be quiet enough that I can get stuff done (including my own stuff) without having to constantly jump up.
I want to draw so bad. Besides us actually getting another chapter of "Ragnarok" out which is inspiring me on that, I also want to do LoD pics, and I've been reading comics lately (woo Green Arrow!) which makes me want to try my hand at non-anime drawing for a bit. I'm almost afraid to start, though - I mean, DC superheroes? It feels like sacrilege to even try! :P Ah well. At least I have a few days off in a row because of yet-another-holiday-I-don't-celebrate, so I can try at least.
Heh, so at work we have this train table for the little kids to play with their Thomas stuff, and every day we have at least one who cries when they have to leave from it. Anyway, a bit less often than that, but often enough, I hear little kids who, while playing, go "choo choo"! And while that may not seem at all odd, considering they're playing with train toys, it's the way they say it. It's like a TV doctor goes "breathe, damn it, breathe!" That same desperation and intensity, trying so hard against all the odds to make that train real - "Chooo! Chooo!" I have to try not to laugh every time I hear it.
I want to draw so bad. Besides us actually getting another chapter of "Ragnarok" out which is inspiring me on that, I also want to do LoD pics, and I've been reading comics lately (woo Green Arrow!) which makes me want to try my hand at non-anime drawing for a bit. I'm almost afraid to start, though - I mean, DC superheroes? It feels like sacrilege to even try! :P Ah well. At least I have a few days off in a row because of yet-another-holiday-I-don't-celebrate, so I can try at least.
Heh, so at work we have this train table for the little kids to play with their Thomas stuff, and every day we have at least one who cries when they have to leave from it. Anyway, a bit less often than that, but often enough, I hear little kids who, while playing, go "choo choo"! And while that may not seem at all odd, considering they're playing with train toys, it's the way they say it. It's like a TV doctor goes "breathe, damn it, breathe!" That same desperation and intensity, trying so hard against all the odds to make that train real - "Chooo! Chooo!" I have to try not to laugh every time I hear it.