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Writing another post, just as I said I would yesterday.

Judging from the fact that I was tired all day, it seems that I had gotten a bit too used to sleeping in until eight in the morning during Spring Break. Ordinarily I get up around five in the morning, as I have to wake up the other inhabitants of my house or none of us will actually get up and do anything. It's kind of an irritating responsibility to carry, as I tend to get blamed if anyone is late to work/school because I accidentally ...

Not many people know this, but last February, my brother's father (we have the same mother) died. He died February 15th. He was 52.

Yesterday, my father died. He died April 15th, two months later to the day. He was at the funeral for the stepfather. He died less than an hour before I went to go see him, because mom had told me a few hours beforehand, when she visited him, that it wasn't looking good for him to live much longer. He was also 52. I got to say my goodbyes to his corpse. ...

I'm 29 today. God, I feel old.
Decent loot, though, but I was hoping for money too. Meh, ah well.
Still, got the bulk of the books I wanted, which is really nice.
As for my writing, I'm stuck with writer's block on Laharl's Epilogue for Arcueid's Grail War. Unfortunately, it's just not coming easily for me. I'll work on it when I can, though, for all my loyal, faithful readers.
Also, Mike, for when you read this? Yeah, I know you're disappointed with the last chapter. ...

Roe's entry mentions Hatsuki Towada in a rather unfavorable light. Let us elaborate on her and her situation.

REverse: beginning to end
Hatsuki Towada was your average little girl, innocent and uninvolved in any damning act. Why, had Roe never noticed the Kunikai bloodline, she would've lived an average life and died an average death, unusual events surrounding her lifetime not withstanding.
Of course, that wouldn't have made for an exciting story behind Hatsuki.
One ...

5:41 PM. You picked a hell of a day to die, old man. Death and taxes indeed.

Say hi to Grandpa Paul and Grandma Barbara for me.