- Ballroom dance
- Archery
- Play the violin
- Play the electric violin
- Be knowledgable in all the different types of wines
- Play the harp
- Play the cello
- Play the flute
- Learn how to cook
- Learn how to bake
- Learn the language of flowers
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I know that from the perspectives of many fangirls, Soo-won's actions leading up to and including the coronation were condemned- it's the basis that I used to structure the re-edit! Combined with a bit of other elements intended for comedic purposes of course :D However don't get me wrong; whilst I did initially have a few reservations about him, I came around to liking him a lot as both the King and his own personality. He has a great strength of character that I find is admirable, and is definitely a more complex character than what one might originally perceive him to be. As always, read from top to bottom, right to left for the dialogue to make sense. Re-edited from Akatsuki no Yona. Needless to say, in the actual anime version, this scene had me somewhat hyperventilating....If only Soo-won had like, shorter hair or something, then I'd probably have a nosebleed or something *laughs* Although you do kinda wonder why Soo-won is 'bathing' with his clothes on. Not that I'm complaining :3 I seriously need to stop. And go study.
私はちょっと苦しい感じている。
どうして あなた は 私のメッセージを返事しないの? どうして? わかんない。 私たちは友達でしょう? どうして私だけのメッセージを返事しないの?私の事をそんなにきらいの? あなたは本当に私の友達? What does one do when they don't have free time, is behind on work, and should actually be studying for an exam happening in a week's time?
Contemplate on how to re-edit manga panels using a computer program. ...sigh. Unlike the other re-edits that I've posted before, I tried to keep a few things (such as the characters and context) consistent. The only thing that I've altered this time round is the dialogue. It's within the context from which I took the manga from, which for those who don't read the manga/aren't familiar with the anime won't necessarily understand...However, I wanted to try seeing how I could alter the dialogue without having to remove it all out of context. Manga re-edit from Akatsuki no Yona. ^_^ As always, read from top to bottom, right to left. I will be okay.
I don't need to rush things- what will be will be what it is. I can't guarantee that from now onwards, I have moved on in my life. I can't guarantee that I will not turn back, relapse into that comforting yet despairingly lonely darkness of wanting to be someone else, somewhere else. But at least for the moment, even if fleeting, I'm feeling a sense of acceptance. I will be okay. As I look back on to what was my entire first term, I realize that apart from a single incident, I haven't changed. I'm still that person who travels between school and home and study.
Before I started, I thought that I would no longer being a naïve person in relation to what I expected. I had already learnt my lesson in all those previous years of schooling. What did I wish for? Something I shouldn't ever have a right to wish for. Despite everything, I didn't want to remain like the person that I was. I don't like studying. I don't want to be the one who goes straight home and does nothing but study all day. But when I try to not be that, I realize that if I don't study, nothing about me can be considered redeemable. What else could I be? Sure, I could be a substandard student who has a few friends, but the few friends that I'd have wouldn't be enough to make up for the cost of not studying. It's not as though less studying & potentially lower grades = more socialization opportunities. At least, not for me. You know, I shouldn't be so unhappy and negative with where I stand- I should be glad that by studying, I'm able to achieve something that sometimes others can't achieve. It's selfish to wish that I want to be a person that I'm certainly not suited to being whilst keeping the same abilities that I have now. And so in the end, I return to being the person that I was. I person I never wanted to be, but the only type of person I can be. The only type of person I need to be. I'm sorry that this post is just depressing to read- People ponder on a lot of things when they're living alone. As I'm currently re-watching the Akatsuki no Yona series, I've started taking a few more screenshots of scenes that I find hilarious, deep and meaningful or relatable. Ki-ja's fear of bugs mimicked my reactions so much that I couldn't help taking screenshots of his entire ordeal haha.
Sometimes, I think that the reason why we may feel so strongly with a piece of music is because it causes certain memories to resurface as we listen to it. They don't have to be distinct memories; most of them evoke nothing but feeling. Even so, they still resonate with us: the music continually drawing out something....something personal, as we continue to listen intently, with all our being. It's already been five weeks since I started school. Five whole weeks since I started living by myself, sitting on the bus, sitting in lectures. With the exception of one day (yesterday) - I have spent almost every day of those five whole weeks writing notes for all four of my subjects.
I feel like my concept of time has really gone out the window of consistency. At times, in the moments when I reflect back, I feel that time passes really quickly. Have I really already attended 5 weeks of school? Spent almost every day of those 5 weeks writing notes, doing homework? However, at the same time, I feel like time hasn't passed quickly at all. When I'm sitting in those 2 hour lectures, walking back to my dorm, cooking, waiting for my laundry to finish, I feel like these activities are progressing at a snail-like pace. It's as though I'm wading through mud: the mud of mundanity. Sequences endlessly repeating themselves in a never-ending cycle. It's not as bad as it seems, really. I do enjoy how loosely time seems to flow around, now that I'm living by myself. It's just that sometimes, the loose sense of time overwhelms me, as though it's maintaining an ever more powerful grip on me than ever before; it's not something I'm used to. At least, not yet. Instead of writing up notes in advance for the coming week, what did I end up doing on my first free day since school started?
-Finish watching Akatsuki no Yona -Make onigiri (for the first time, which was really exciting!) -Design a new theme dedicated to Akatsuki no Yona As you might be able to tell, I really enjoyed the series. Even if the ending wasn't really what I had really wanted- my initial judgements of the main characters changed as the series progressed. I would love to continue going on to elaborate exactly how much I enjoyed it and why I did, however I did indeed perhaps spend too much time on designing yet another theme :D I really liked how the last one turned out, but when I first saw the picture (currently used on my blog theme) from Akatsuki no Yona, I really wanted to design a theme from it. I mean REALLY WANTED. So, this and that happened, and I ended up designing the theme and implementing it. Although I really enjoyed the last one and had probably hoped that it could stay as my theme for longer, when I finished designing this one, I was almost equally happy with the result. Who knows? I still have all my past themes saved, so I can always bring them back. :) Compared to the last theme, it is a bit different: I personally like the big image, because on smaller computers the title picture is all you initially see, so I kept that aspect. A big difference that I noted was that the Sakura theme carried across a more gentle, care-free and calming atmosphere, whilst this one delivers a different feel. When I was creating it, I kept thinking along the lines of "mysterious" and "ambiguous", much like what's being delivered in the picture. Anyways, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it! |
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