Damn. This week, I haven't been able to blog or write something, even though I said to myself that I will love blogging. Really. Maybe I could dump some of my random ideas here and turn this goddamned whinebox into a idea mine instead or maybe train my writing skills by writing random scenes in my head using my characters. (By the way, damn, I still can't get myself to finish that Regalia lemon, and it was supposed to be done last year...then I got sick again during the month it was ...
I have a very busy school schedule for the quarter and I'm neck-deep in revising three different papers, writing a fourth, preparing research for a fifth, and reading the goddamn Canterbury Tales in their original Middle English form. As much as I joke around about TOR eating my time, I haven't actually played it that much in the past three weeks or so besides logging in, setting people to craft stuff, and logging back out. I am writing, though, here and there when I have breathing ...
So, in my last blog post I admitted that I wanted to cross my In Progress Novel (or rather the main character) with the Hound and the Blacksmith verse. Apparently there were people interested. So here's the rundown of what's been haunting me. First off: Alternate Reality from the H&B verse. Archer doesn't spit out that he likes Rin when she leaves. She meets Luvia in London. Tsundere magi hate sex happens and they end up couplely. Well, ...
Hmm~ So I should be doing homework like a good little boy right now, but I'm not. PROCRASTINATION. I'm not really sure about what exactly I'm going to do with a blog... Lots of others have their niches, and I'm just a sophomore in high school... Haven't played any notable games lately, partway through Kara no Kyoukai, writing a Potter/Nasu cross, no time for reading actual books, reading a bunch of Kieran's stuff, reading some of Pata Hikari's stuff, and playing NFSU2. Again. ...
According to the Mexicas, more commonly referred as Aztecs, the current sun, the fifth sun, is the god Nanahuatzin an old god who sacrificed himself so the Earth could keep enjoying the favors of having a sun. He sacrificed himself because Tecciztecatl, the one who was originally chosen to be the sun, hesitated four times, since he feared the sun's fire. Once Tecciztecatl saw that Nanahuatzin became the sun he finally gained the courage to become one. The gods, enraged by his cowardice, decided ...
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