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Jun. 4th, 2006 05:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedWhen we first got back, we found a box of donuts that Phyllis had left us on the kitchen counter. Mom also intended to get her something in return for feeding Sabrina, but she can't get anything English now that we're back home. Also, when I first checked the email, Mom got 160 emails in her inbox, but I only got one Ebay spam message in mine. Adalia never responded, but hopefully, she will in her timing.
Yesterday, I started to alternate between practice-drawing and playing Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. To begin, I've been drawing frontal face views of Rockna (from the Mon Colle Knights manga) and Mondo (from an MCK screenshot inside the box of DVD volume 1). It's been rather hard, especially when I was trying to draw the hair in, but it'll get easier.
Later on, Mom took me and Marie to the library, and I picked up The Zombie Survival Guide, which I had reserved while we were away, along with two Nintendo Power magazines and one Anime Nsider. Marie took out this movie that Mom and Dad always liked, called Local Hero. Brian watched it while we were home, and I joined in for a while.
If anyone would like to know something fun, it's that Powerpuff Girls, along with at least three other American fandoms, is becoming an anime called Powerpuff Girls Z. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup are now teens and go by the respective names of Momoko, Miyako, and Kaoru. Instead of being sisters, they're simply friends, and they're also magical girls in the upcoming series.
Yesterday, I started to alternate between practice-drawing and playing Sonic Adventure 2: Battle. To begin, I've been drawing frontal face views of Rockna (from the Mon Colle Knights manga) and Mondo (from an MCK screenshot inside the box of DVD volume 1). It's been rather hard, especially when I was trying to draw the hair in, but it'll get easier.
Later on, Mom took me and Marie to the library, and I picked up The Zombie Survival Guide, which I had reserved while we were away, along with two Nintendo Power magazines and one Anime Nsider. Marie took out this movie that Mom and Dad always liked, called Local Hero. Brian watched it while we were home, and I joined in for a while.
If anyone would like to know something fun, it's that Powerpuff Girls, along with at least three other American fandoms, is becoming an anime called Powerpuff Girls Z. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup are now teens and go by the respective names of Momoko, Miyako, and Kaoru. Instead of being sisters, they're simply friends, and they're also magical girls in the upcoming series.