Personally, I do not like mood swings.
But they are good for my artistic muse, so I shall not complain.
However, there are things that bug me, which I wish wouldn't. Is that a bad thing? I'm not sure.

Nonetheless, I do have good things to look forward to. I bought some new prismacolor markers and pencils, and inking pens. This makes me very happy. I also bought Majora's Mask and Eduardo the Samurai Toaster.
For the Samurai Toaster game, the visuals are beautiful. It's a side-scroller/shooting/fighting kind of game, which can also be multiplayer. I absolutely LOVE the music from the game (which you can obviously see by my whole "WHAT I'M LISTENING TO LOLOL!" thing... ).
But I am not playing Majora's Mask until I beat Ocarina of Time. Which is going to be troublesome, since I'm only on the fire temple and I wish to take my time and savor every moment of it... and I'm playing the Wind Waker at the same time (With special thanks to Dee for letting me borrow it. :3 Thanks, dearie! I hope you enjoy the DS games and bleach manga I gave in return.). For each, I'm trying to not use game guides, but when I do, I just take notes and write down what I really need to know.

Which brings me to my next topic that has been bugging me.
In the gaming world, we, the gamers, have been faced with challenges. Portal, Dungeons in various games, and other things... To me, this is what makes gaming what it is: a challenge, and not just some lazy thing that fatasses play. But now, they're coming up with something to destroy this, it seems.
In one of the newest Mario games, they (the company or creators, I suppose), are making some sort of button to actually do the work for us if we get stuck.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but the whole POINT of the dungeon is to piss you off, make you back-track for two whole hours until you either finally find what you're looking for, or get angry enough to find out on the internet or through a friend. But once you beat that boss, you feel accomplished, don't you? For example, last night, I stayed up late trying to defeat Gohma. I got really annoyed, I'll admit it. And I died many times trying (POOR LINK FDOIGHSOG). But once I finally found out how to beat him, and when I did, oh my god, I was so excited. xD I was silently going "YEAAAH OH YEAAAAH" to myself in sheer joy. Nerdy? Yes. Feeling accomplished? Oh god yes. (No life? I've got one, it's just not here for the summer. >.> )
But you know what they said? They're doing this to open up gaming to a wider audience.
Now, I can understand that... but this just annoys me.
But, if it comes down to that, and I game I'm playing has that option, then I simply won't use it.
... but it still doesn't change the fact that it annoys me that they're doing this. >:

So, sorry, guys, but I kind of wanted to get that out. Feel free to state opinions and what you think on here. Though, I don't know what happened to the article I found it on. I have a feeling it was on the Wii News channel. x.x; Like most of the news I read. Haha.

Uhm, the new grocery store is awesome. I mean, seriously. They make fresh Mochi and have imported stuff from the UK. And Deutschland. Awesomesauce! They also have the biggest tea aisle ever. <3 God I love tea.

Okay, uhm, for other stuff, Otakon! I'm 95% sure I'll be there! So, if anyone has the times for the photoshoots, let me know, please. :>

Until then, expect updates and things like that!