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TAGGED BY 
RULES:
1.) You must post these rules.
2.) Each person must post 11 things about themselves in their journal.
3.) Answer the questions the tagger set for you in their post, and create eleven new questions for the people you tag to answer.
4.) You have to choose 11 people to tag and post their icons on your journal.
5.) Go to their page and tell them you have tagged him/her.
6.) No tag backs.
7.) No stuff in the tagging section about "you are tagged if you are reading this." You legitimately (AKA, really, truly, with all honesty) have to tag 11 people.
~Things about me~
1.) I don't believe in sewing machines
2.) I am a Calvinist
3.) I believe that Abortion is wrong
4.) I believe that the moment of conception a child is alive
5.) I don't think that a Marriage exists any more, and that wether you are Gay, Lesbian, Straight or Bi that you should call what you have a marriage
6.) I qualify as Bi
7.) I hate pretty much everyone
8.) Boobs are fun to play with
9.) I am a member of the SCA
10.) I am learning how to fence
11.) I have a death stare
~Questions I have to answer~
1. Do you have any regrets?
Who doesn't?
2. What would you prefer, soda or water?
Soda, although I normally call it Juice
3. Do you still wish to go into the career you wanted to do when you were little?
No, I've changed that much I know
4. What kind of art do you like the most?
I do textile work and traditional drawing, but I don't really have a 'favourite'. It all depends on the subject matter
5. Which values do you believe a person should have?
Moral mostly, I believe that one needs to KNOW what they believe in, and believe it, without all the wishy washy feely stuff that everyone has now a days
6. If you could have 1 of any superpower, which would you pick?
Walking through walls and/or teleportation
7. What is your favorite type of book? (Romance, Comedy, etc)
Fiction in general, of the fantasy type
8. Do you attend anime conventions? And if so, what do you look forward to the most there?
Not often, but mostly the dealers room
9. What type of weather do you like? (Sunny, Rainy, etc)
I'm a sunny person
10. If you could have a wish granted, what would it be?
That what I imagined came to life, sort of like chalkzone but in my mind
11. Have you ever given up on anything?
Yes, many many times
~Questions for You~
1. Who would you place at the top of your "hit list"?
2. Do you play any table top RPGs?
3. About how many hours do you spend online a day?
4. How do you know me?
5. What is your favourite cosplay?
6. Where do you want to go for your honeymoon?
7. If you could live in any time period, where would you live?
8. Which language would you rather be speaking right now (other than english)?
9. How do you feel about chocolate?
10. Which letter is your favourite letter?
11. What is the most boring class you ever had to sit through?
I tag:
RULES:
1.) You must post these rules.
2.) Each person must post 11 things about themselves in their journal.
3.) Answer the questions the tagger set for you in their post, and create eleven new questions for the people you tag to answer.
4.) You have to choose 11 people to tag and post their icons on your journal.
5.) Go to their page and tell them you have tagged him/her.
6.) No tag backs.
7.) No stuff in the tagging section about "you are tagged if you are reading this." You legitimately (AKA, really, truly, with all honesty) have to tag 11 people.
~Things about me~
1.) I don't believe in sewing machines
2.) I am a Calvinist
3.) I believe that Abortion is wrong
4.) I believe that the moment of conception a child is alive
5.) I don't think that a Marriage exists any more, and that wether you are Gay, Lesbian, Straight or Bi that you should call what you have a marriage
6.) I qualify as Bi
7.) I hate pretty much everyone
8.) Boobs are fun to play with
9.) I am a member of the SCA
10.) I am learning how to fence
11.) I have a death stare
~Questions I have to answer~
1. Do you have any regrets?
Who doesn't?
2. What would you prefer, soda or water?
Soda, although I normally call it Juice
3. Do you still wish to go into the career you wanted to do when you were little?
No, I've changed that much I know
4. What kind of art do you like the most?
I do textile work and traditional drawing, but I don't really have a 'favourite'. It all depends on the subject matter
5. Which values do you believe a person should have?
Moral mostly, I believe that one needs to KNOW what they believe in, and believe it, without all the wishy washy feely stuff that everyone has now a days
6. If you could have 1 of any superpower, which would you pick?
Walking through walls and/or teleportation
7. What is your favorite type of book? (Romance, Comedy, etc)
Fiction in general, of the fantasy type
8. Do you attend anime conventions? And if so, what do you look forward to the most there?
Not often, but mostly the dealers room
9. What type of weather do you like? (Sunny, Rainy, etc)
I'm a sunny person
10. If you could have a wish granted, what would it be?
That what I imagined came to life, sort of like chalkzone but in my mind
11. Have you ever given up on anything?
Yes, many many times
~Questions for You~
1. Who would you place at the top of your "hit list"?
2. Do you play any table top RPGs?
3. About how many hours do you spend online a day?
4. How do you know me?
5. What is your favourite cosplay?
6. Where do you want to go for your honeymoon?
7. If you could live in any time period, where would you live?
8. Which language would you rather be speaking right now (other than english)?
9. How do you feel about chocolate?
10. Which letter is your favourite letter?
11. What is the most boring class you ever had to sit through?
I tag:
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Future plans for Projects
1 min read
Personified Western Zodiac Set (Ares, Libra, Virgo, Scorpio, etc) *12 pieces (Possibly2-3 bonus)
Personified Eastern Zodiac Set (Rat, Dog, Rm, Dragon, Etc) *13 pieces (Possibly 1 bonus)
DeviantID series (Including a good number of my characters, and I might perhaps do some for friends) *At least one, perhaps more
D&D Character Set *I can think of at least 10 off the bat
Exalted Character Set *Min 7
Pathfinder Character Set *Min 5
Dark Heresy Character Set *Min 8
Mage Character Set *Mn 4
Vampire Character Set *Min 2
D20 Modern Character Set *Min 8
These are, of course, in no particular order, but if you would like to see any set started before the others comment below.
Personified Eastern Zodiac Set (Rat, Dog, Rm, Dragon, Etc) *13 pieces (Possibly 1 bonus)
DeviantID series (Including a good number of my characters, and I might perhaps do some for friends) *At least one, perhaps more
D&D Character Set *I can think of at least 10 off the bat
Exalted Character Set *Min 7
Pathfinder Character Set *Min 5
Dark Heresy Character Set *Min 8
Mage Character Set *Mn 4
Vampire Character Set *Min 2
D20 Modern Character Set *Min 8
These are, of course, in no particular order, but if you would like to see any set started before the others comment below.
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According to the little blue card I got in the mail, I am officially okayed to be at Dragon*Con. And now as the costuming gets down and into it. I have dived full into the Redemptionist Jeanne costume that is currently inprogress.
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
WHEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
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HUG ME
1 min read
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Anywhere but Here
5 min read
<Just an essay I wrote a while ago>
For me and most of the other people I know, being the center of attention is not fun. In reality it doesn't matter where you are or who you're with, when you end up as the center of attention it will be much harder to function. Being in the spotlight can come up at any time--in school, with friends, even around your family; situations like these will sneak up and attack you at every turn.
The so-called simple task of preparing and presenting an oral presentation sends a string of shivers down my spine. There is always the one time when you have to go first in your high school English class--thanks to that annoying pick out of a hat--and your shakes double. You walk up to the front of the room, shuddering just enough that you know your overly-critical professor is already knocking points off your grade, and you haven't even started speaking yet. By the time you get to the front of the room you realize that you left your notes back at your seat, which seems a mile away, and you daren't turn back to get them. Now you're in front of the class without your notes and because of the worrying you have been doing in the past minute or so, you have already forgotten the topic you're presenting in the first place. You stand at the podium in silence for a moment, almost hearing the points drop off your grade and splattering to the floor. You can feel the pressure of twenty pairs of eyes drilling into you, and you can almost see yourself from a bird's eye view. When you finally get around to speaking, you end up rambling on about something like the reason why there should be gum-chewing in school, and you're only hoping that this completely random topic will still allow you to have the dignity of a halfway decent grade. You can see from your professor's disapproving look that you are so failing out of his class, even though it's technically his fault for calling on you first.
Have you ever had the issue of talking to people you aren't all that close to, but they know who you are, and you know just enough about them to be considered an 'acquaintance'--or 'extended family'. All that you can truly say in a situation like that is: "Um...Hi...so, how's it going? ...oh, well, that's nice, anyway. be seeing you." No real conversation can be carried out in this manner. Evveryone knows you're truly trying but the words just won't come. Imagine the trouble people go through to ask someone out to a dance? The guys won't do it because the girls travel in groups of four to five, and the girls won't do it because they would rather be asked than ask, and no one wants the people you're close with to know who you like. We all know that they will tease you until you graduate anyway, if it doesn't work out.
Or if you don't even know the name of the person you're talking to, so you make up nicknames to give them, and they know you don't remember their name so they try to test you on it. So now they're asking you, almost directly, if you remember what their name is, but you don't want to look stupid, so you play it like you do know what their name is, while inwardly praying that one of their friends will come up and talk to them. This possibility is, of course, slim to none.
Or have you ever been stuck in a family situation, one of those huge family gatherings where cousins, you didn't even know you have, are there? And then some ancient lady, who might or might not be related to you, pulls out old photographs of you in the bath tub at age three? You don't even know who the heck this person is and they have pictures, from a time you don't remember, that should be illegal. Then there is the fact that no one else thinks it's strange that this decrepit woman has naked pictures of you in a bath tub playing with Whinny the Pooh tub toys from your infant-hood in her purse. The people you should look to for support, your parents for example, are over there with that woman cooing over the baby pictures. They might even take out their own pictures of you, just to show what 'good parents' they are. Thankfully, your poarents only brought the pictures from your first birthday party, the one that everyone has, the first time you ever ate spaghetti with sauce. You have thick red spaghetti-sauce everywhere, in your hair, all over whatever nice outfit your parents dressed you up in, and possibly even on the walls behind you.
Everyone's parents have pictures like this. The only up side to this type of party situation is the fact that you don't have a boyfriend that would dare come to one of these parties, and your best friends stayed home.
These are the everyday situations we find ourselves in, situations that we all wish never happened. We all end up as the center of attention and there is no way to divert the embarrassment that follows. Situations like these will find you whether you are looking for them or not.
For me and most of the other people I know, being the center of attention is not fun. In reality it doesn't matter where you are or who you're with, when you end up as the center of attention it will be much harder to function. Being in the spotlight can come up at any time--in school, with friends, even around your family; situations like these will sneak up and attack you at every turn.
The so-called simple task of preparing and presenting an oral presentation sends a string of shivers down my spine. There is always the one time when you have to go first in your high school English class--thanks to that annoying pick out of a hat--and your shakes double. You walk up to the front of the room, shuddering just enough that you know your overly-critical professor is already knocking points off your grade, and you haven't even started speaking yet. By the time you get to the front of the room you realize that you left your notes back at your seat, which seems a mile away, and you daren't turn back to get them. Now you're in front of the class without your notes and because of the worrying you have been doing in the past minute or so, you have already forgotten the topic you're presenting in the first place. You stand at the podium in silence for a moment, almost hearing the points drop off your grade and splattering to the floor. You can feel the pressure of twenty pairs of eyes drilling into you, and you can almost see yourself from a bird's eye view. When you finally get around to speaking, you end up rambling on about something like the reason why there should be gum-chewing in school, and you're only hoping that this completely random topic will still allow you to have the dignity of a halfway decent grade. You can see from your professor's disapproving look that you are so failing out of his class, even though it's technically his fault for calling on you first.
Have you ever had the issue of talking to people you aren't all that close to, but they know who you are, and you know just enough about them to be considered an 'acquaintance'--or 'extended family'. All that you can truly say in a situation like that is: "Um...Hi...so, how's it going? ...oh, well, that's nice, anyway. be seeing you." No real conversation can be carried out in this manner. Evveryone knows you're truly trying but the words just won't come. Imagine the trouble people go through to ask someone out to a dance? The guys won't do it because the girls travel in groups of four to five, and the girls won't do it because they would rather be asked than ask, and no one wants the people you're close with to know who you like. We all know that they will tease you until you graduate anyway, if it doesn't work out.
Or if you don't even know the name of the person you're talking to, so you make up nicknames to give them, and they know you don't remember their name so they try to test you on it. So now they're asking you, almost directly, if you remember what their name is, but you don't want to look stupid, so you play it like you do know what their name is, while inwardly praying that one of their friends will come up and talk to them. This possibility is, of course, slim to none.
Or have you ever been stuck in a family situation, one of those huge family gatherings where cousins, you didn't even know you have, are there? And then some ancient lady, who might or might not be related to you, pulls out old photographs of you in the bath tub at age three? You don't even know who the heck this person is and they have pictures, from a time you don't remember, that should be illegal. Then there is the fact that no one else thinks it's strange that this decrepit woman has naked pictures of you in a bath tub playing with Whinny the Pooh tub toys from your infant-hood in her purse. The people you should look to for support, your parents for example, are over there with that woman cooing over the baby pictures. They might even take out their own pictures of you, just to show what 'good parents' they are. Thankfully, your poarents only brought the pictures from your first birthday party, the one that everyone has, the first time you ever ate spaghetti with sauce. You have thick red spaghetti-sauce everywhere, in your hair, all over whatever nice outfit your parents dressed you up in, and possibly even on the walls behind you.
Everyone's parents have pictures like this. The only up side to this type of party situation is the fact that you don't have a boyfriend that would dare come to one of these parties, and your best friends stayed home.
These are the everyday situations we find ourselves in, situations that we all wish never happened. We all end up as the center of attention and there is no way to divert the embarrassment that follows. Situations like these will find you whether you are looking for them or not.
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