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Published: 2016-01-20 10:34:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 283; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 0
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I just figured that I would post a WIP of my newest piece of art that I've been working on for the better part of two weeks.It's a chibi form of my YGO 5D's OC, Sora Sakamoto.
I still have a little work to do when it comes to the shading, along with adding highlights and such, though I might be able to finish it soon... >.<
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Aww, she looks adorable with those giant eyes!
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Aww, thanks~
I'm really happy that you like Sora in chibi form, considering how long I've had this open on my art tablet...
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Well, you're reallt good with chibis! I think I'll try doing one with Estelle when I get some free-time.
So how have you been?
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Thanks~
Ooh, I'm looking forward to seeing Estelle in Chibi form~ I bet she'll look great!~ ^_^
I've been pretty good~ I started taking another college anime course, which is really fun, and I'm learning a lot of new things~ ^^
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Impressive. I'm busy with my book, but currently I have writer's block so I try to get back some inspiration by reading my fanfics. It usually helps me.
Today was my mother's birthday. I played a couple of songs with my ocarina and even made up a song on my own.
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I also have writers block, so I've just been fooling around and reading other's fanfics.
Cool~ I hope that your mother had a good birthday, then~ ^_^
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Yeah, hopefully it can bring me back motivation and inspiration.
She enjoyed it, but we'll celebrate her birthday again this Sunday with my big brother and his girlfriend. We'll might go to a restaurant and eat there and wish her happy birthday again.
Speaking of ocarina, I found notes for the song "Oracion" from "Rise of Darkrai" and I played it correct at the first try. 
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Yep~
That's good~
Really?! I love that song and "Lugia's Song"! That's awesome~ ^_^ Now I wish I could play the ocarina... >.<
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Seems like we have to cancel the plans; my big brother caught a cold plus fever.
Yeah, I fell in love with Lugia's Song when I saw "The Power is One" movie for the first time (Hungarian version). Back then I had no idea what was the name of the music instrument Melody was playing with, but I liked the shell-looking ocarina.
It takes lots of practice to play at the level I do; not professional but better than decent. Plus I had been playing recorder for more than ten years in my childhood.
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That sucks, but I came down with the flu, so I understand.
I have that song on my iTunes, since I just love how it sounds~ I should probably add Oracion though...
I loved that shell ocarina that Melody used!~ It looked so cool~ ^_^
It probably would take a lot of practice... which is something I keep forgetting to do. XD
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I hope you'll get better soon, Miranda.
Me too! I actually begged my father to make one for me, but it never happened because Dad isn't the handy-man and we didn't really know how the instrument worked.
I sometimes forget that too, but I had the movement in my fingers already when I bought my first ocarina thanks to my recorder training.
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Same here. I hope your brother gets better soon as well~
No one in my family can build anything. We tried to make a flute out of bamboo, and failed. The thing wouldn't even make a sound. XD
Yeah, it's very similar to Irish Dancing in that regard. I haven't danced in a while, yet I still remember all the steps~ ^_^
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Thank you.
None of us in my family can build things as well, but my mother and I can at least sew. I remember I made a shirt for a class in my distance school when I went my last three years in elementary school.
Yep, yep! My father does the square dance for a couple of years now. I wanted to join too when he began, but I get easily dizzy plus I still have problems with my foot that I hurt more than five years ago during a winter.
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You're welcome~
Both my mom and I can sew, but I kinda had to learn simply because I kept tearing holes in my clothes...
Irish Dancing is really fun, but I had to stop because my right ankle was really weak since I sprained it really badly and I ended up in a walking cast for a month. It still causes me problems, which really sucks... >.<
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Yeah, I rather do simple things too, but I like challenges. And when I start with something difficult, I won't give up until I finish it.
Oh. My. God. That's exactly what happened to me too! I sprained my right ankle during a winter day (I had an argument with my mother and was still angry as I was about to go out with my dog when I tripped outside of the door.) and it also turned out to be a small bone fracture. But the doctors didn't put the ankle in a cast, saying it would heal on its own and walk on as usual. It hurt as hell every time I stepped on my injured foot and it took nearly two years until my ankle got healed so I could walk properly. But because the doctors didn't do anything to make the injury better from the beginning, I have to deal with post-trauma; my foot can sometimes hurt just like that.
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Yup~
I'm sorry to say this, but those doctors suck. Why wouldn't they put your foot in a cast if you had a bone fracture?!
The way I sprained my ankle was rather stupid. We were at the Tower of London on vacation, and we were walking down a spiral staircase, when I tripped and fell. My ankle hurt so bad that I couldn't even put any weight on it 8 hours after I tripped. It happened on the first day of our vacation too, so I kinda wrecked it...
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That's how 99% of the Swedish doctors work. They don't take their patients seriously and that's why many of them...lose their lives. Not everyone, but many.
Ouch, that must have hurt really much, and on a vacation too... Those accidents happen to anyone, so you're not alone with it. My brother got hurt once during a vacation with my father when they were visiting Grand Canyon, especially with his eye. After the accident, his eye got very sensitive against sunlight so they had to buy really good sunglasses for him when they flew in a helicopter.
I get easily dizzy by those spiral staircases; I often was close to trip because I always kept looking down. Pretty stupid, I know, but I need to see where I put my feet.
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That's really screwed up. I'm happy that Canadian doctors don't do that...
It did, and it certainly didn't help that we went to Paris during that vacation, and I had to walk around the whole day...
Oh, your brother has been to the Grand Canyon? Cool~ I think I might've been there once, but I was too young to remember anything. >.<
I have similar problems with my eyes all the time, so I tend to wear sunglasses a lot.
I hate spiral staircases, since they're rather easy to trip on, as I proved back in 2012. I think the reason I tripped in the first place was because I wasn't looking where my feet were, and I wasn't holding the handrail... XD
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I envy you. When my mother and I finally find a doctor, he quits the job or gets moved to another part in Sweden.
It must have really sucked. I know I would give up and cry in desperation to rest my injury.
Both my dad and bro went to Grand Canyon. I even got some polished colorful rocks as souvenir and my mother a nice dream catcher.
I'm also very sensitive to sunlight, so every time I step outside, I must wear them whether it's good or bad weather.
I'm extremely careful when I walk down any kind of stairs, especially now after my injury.
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That is a whole new level of suck. It must be really hard to find a doctor then...
Yeah, it did. My parents had to cancel their plans for 3 days after I sprained my ankle, because I still couldn't walk. I felt so bad... >.<
Cool~ I would just probably end up losing the rocks, since I own so much stuff, and I lose things constantly... XD
Not only are my eyes sensitive to sunlight, but I sunburn easily. So I don't go out that often. Not exactly the best solution, but oh well.
Yeah, stairs and injured ankles really don't work together. Then again, really steep hills don't work well either...
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Yep, it is.
It must have felt horrible. I know I would feel really guilty for ruining the vacation.
I keep my room neat and clean, and once in a while throw out stuff I don't need anymore. Like in the last few weeks, mom and I are going through my clothes since I've got too much of them.
Sounds to me you've got extreme sensitive skin. I may have very pale skin, but I don't really get easily sunburned. The sun actually makes my skin much paler during summer.
Ugh... I hate that combination with a passion.
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Yep~
I did feel really bad for ruining the vacation, since my parents had a lot of things that they wanted to do, and I ruined them...
I can't clean my room to save my life. If it's not the amount of water bottles at the foot of my bed, then its the fact that I don't have a lot of room to put things. I still have to clean out my closet too... >.<
I think I do have really sensitive skin. It gets really irritated at almost everything, and it really doesn't help that I'm really pale as well. It makes my skin look white, which is kinda freaky...
It was a horrid combination. I used to live on a really steep hill when I sprained my ankle, and it was really unpleasant...
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I can be slight lazy when I need to do the chores, but I still feel it inside my body I must do this and that.
I admire those people who have snow-white skin. Both my mother and I have very pale skin and it makes us stand out during summer since many girls/women wants to get a tan.
Alright, let us try talking something better than steps and hills and all the stuff.
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Most of the time I just forget or get distracted. Though there are some times when I just don't feel like cleaning my room.
I admire them as well, since it can be rather hard to avoid getting a bad sunburn. My skin pretty much turns white in the sunlight, so it really doesn't help that I sunburn at the drop of a hat.
Sure! Do you have an idea for a new topic? ^^
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I understand that. Sometimes I feel that too.
I think those girls send hours of being outside in the sun just to get a tan. I don't see the reason why to stay outdoors for so many hours just to get sunburned. If there is an activity, then that's reasonable.
How about the universe? I used to have astronomy as interest when I was a little girl, but I'm thinking to take it up again and maybe even study more to become a researcher or something.
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Yeah, it's really stupid. Especially since they can get skin cancer if they tan too much. I can understand if they were playing beach volleyball or something, but just going out there to tan?
Sure~ Since it's kinda hard to see the sky when you live in a city with big skyscrapers, I tend to download apps on my iPad that show all the constellations. I find it really cool that you can make out figures if you connect the stars~ ^_^
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It's like girls having tanned skin is the latest trend, thinking they are more attractive if they have some color on their skins.
I live at the outskirt of a city, so I often have a great view of the stars. Around this time of the year, I always spot the Orion's Belt and the Big Dipper.
A couple of years ago, I actually spotted a star that shone brighter than the others and seemed to shift in colors like a rainbow. Even today I can spot it in the dark sky, but I don't know if it's the light of a supernova or a new star. It's really fascinating.
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Yeah. It's so stupid... >.<
That's cool~ I used to live at the outskirts of a city, but my view of the stars was always blocked because of clouds. So, I could never recognize any constellations because I could never see them.
Wow, that sounds so pretty!~ ^_^ I wish I could see it. I wonder what kinda star it is, because I've never heard of one that can change colors as you watch it...
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We have bad luck with the weather lately. It's either cloudly or rainy, but never sun or free from clouds.
Even without binoculars, you can see that particular star shine and change colors in microseconds. Just like with Orion's Belt, I can only spot that star during winter. I really need to go and ask an astronomer about the star. We do have an observatory outskirts of the city, but at the other side. I'll try go there with my parents one evening.
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Yeah, it's been the same here. Now I like the rain, but I've been getting so sick of it since it just keeps COMING...
Cool! So it's kinda like the North Star, then? Yeah, you probably should, since they can give you an answer about what it is. I don't know if I have any observatories near where I live, but I do have a telescope shop nearby. I'd probably like to go to an observatory someday, if only to get a better view of the stars... ^^
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We finally had sunny weather for two days in a row. I've been waiting for sunlight for weeks, but now I can't really enjoy it because I've got problems with my old injured foot again. I returned from the noon walk with my dog and when I put the weight on the foot, it started to really hurt. I had to rest for the rest of the day, but I did walk around in the apartment to not just lie down all day long.
Maybe; I don't have any confirmation yet. I actually have a telescope since I was ten years old and my parents kept it. Sometimes we use it to watch the night sky during winter from our living room when it's cloudless. I always get such mysterious feeling of observing the space.
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It's been overcast pretty much all day here. It's nice that you got sunlight, but that sucks that you can't enjoy it... >.<
I think my dad had an old telescope from his dad, but he donated it either to my old school or somewhere else. It's kinda sad, since that was one of the few things that I've seen which belonged to my grandpa.
I'd like to be able to go and watch the stars, but most of them are obstructed by buildings. The woes of living in a city...
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I would never sell or donate anything that I inherited from my grandparents, especially my grandmother. The anniversary of her death is coming soon in March. I'll wear the necklace I inherited from her on that day.
I don't think I can ever live in a huge city. Even Stockholm is too much for me when my father and I drive there so I can play PKMN Video games with other Pokémon fans.
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I think the only reason my dad got rid of it was because we didn't have room for it. Though, my aunt (his sister) recently found a bunch of family tree documents and albums when she was cleaning up my grandma's house, and she's going to send them to me. I'm pretty happy about it, since I never got to meet my grandfather, as he died about 10 years before I was born.
City's are nice to live in, since you can walk to pretty much anything. And if you can't, you can always use public transportation to get somewhere, due to limited parking spots. Though, the problem with Vancouver is that there are a lot of suicidal pedestrians who jaywalk, along with crazy cab drivers. It can get really crazy at times...
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That's really nice of her. I still have photos of all my old family members, including my psychopath maternal grandfather who had been on the TV in Hungary due to his old work as film photographer and his own films.
My mother had been thinking of moving to a bigger city since the one we live in is almost "dead". There's nothing attractive and there are barely any places where you can go and meet other people. So she often gets the thought that things would be better if we move to a bigger city, but I always remind her that it'll take more than an hour to reach the place you want to go. She's pretty old now since I'm a late born child, so she doesn't have the mental capacity to travel so far anymore even though she used to live in Budapest and that's a big city.
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Yeah it is~
Pretty much all of my grandparents are insane, except for my grandfather who died. I probably would've gotten along with him, since he was really into science and blowing stuff up. ^^
Yeah, moving into a city sometimes isn't a good idea, depending on your age. Though I really like being able to walk to places. It's just a lot more convenient, since traffic is pretty bad.
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Blowing stuff up? For a moment it reminded me of Wheeljack from the 80's Transformers. He was an inventor, but most of his stuff used to blow up. He was such a lovable character back then.
I don't think I'll ever get used to big cities, nor Mom now at her age. She says my hometown is more than enough for her, but the problem is there are no places to go and hang out with other people. Same for me since I can't find people at my age to get along with.
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Yup~ That's probably why I like Mythbusters so much. It's a way for me to have something in common with my dead grandfather.
Yeah, they can take some getting used to. I wasn't all that thrilled to be moving into a city at the beginning, but I guess it grew on me after a while. Though I didn't really go to any hang out spots because I didn't get along with many people my age. I never really left the house since as soon as I woke up, I had to start working on my schoolwork.
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Mythbusters? I think I read about it before, concerning about the movie "Speed". The Mythbusters wanted to try a certain scene from the movie if a bus can "drive" across a fifteen feet gap in a bridge like in the film, but it failed.
In the place of my hometown where I live, the teenagers are true troublemakers. I read almost every day how they vandalize the Square nearby and cross glasses of the middle high school and throw stones at the buses that pass by during late evening. There's nothing else for them to do.
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I remember that episode! It was kinda humorous, though my personal favorite episode is when they tried to clean out a cement truck with explosives. That was hilarious.
That sounds rather unpleasant. I remember at my old house I never went out on May 1st, because there would be people out vandalizing everything. That was the only problem that I had heard of, but earlier I found out that there had been a murder a block away from where we used to live...
There's one place in my city that I would never go, and that's East Hastings (Or West Hastings, I can't remember which one it was). There are so many drug dealers, homeless people (I don't have anything against them, but I just don't feel safe around them), and crazy people that I never want to go there, especially at night... >.<
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It's nearly the same in my town, after we Swedes celebrate Walpurgis Night, or "Valborgmässoafton" as it's called in Sweden. Almost everyone, even underaged children, drinks a lot and do the drugs and all, thinking it's a time for relaxation. I never enjoyed that in the past when I was a little girl.
I can never imagine myself walking around in the city at night. As soon as it turns dark, I stay at home and play games with my parents instead of going to pubs and drink myself full. I hate pubs for all reasons; the people, the loud music, the smell, the fights and more. I've never been a night-person like that, and I'm happy to be different.
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When you said Walpurgis Night, you reminded me of Madoka Magica lol.
I probably wouldn't enjoy that either, but I can't say for sure because I've never gone to something like that. It certainly sounds unpleasant.
Yeah, I also like to stay inside when it gets dark. I probably won't ever go to a pub, simply because of the reasons you stated. I'm a night owl, but I don't like the night life. It's kinda weird XD.
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How did Walpurgis Night remind you of Madoka Magica? I've never watched that anime before, but I've heard about it.
Ugh... I hate that kind of night Life. I prefer being at home and playing games with my parents, or go to the Wednesday café for people who was some kind of Autism and other neurogical disorders.
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Well, it's kind of a spoiler, but the final enemy has a name very similar to Walpurgis Night. I was just reminded of that when you mentioned it...
Yup, I'm the same way. I just prefer quiet more than I prefer loud noises. That probably why I hate concerts, now that I think about it. Too many people yelling and screaming their heads off...
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Aha.
Me too. I hate concerts with a passion. I can't stand the crowd, the loud music, the noise, the lights and everything. I've never been on a concert, but I know I can't stand them at all.
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Yup~
I went to a grand total of one concert when I was 11, and I haven't gone to one since. The speakers were crap, and they made the song sound horrid. The lights and crowd gave me a headache. It was just an unpleasant experience. -_-'
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I can't even watch concerts on TV because of all the lights that flashes by the cameras. It makes my eyes sting.
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It's much worse in person. The lights never made my eyes sting, though the smoke machines did. The sound was horrid, since I could hear it through my earplugs, and the speakers sucked. The crowd was drunk too. Honestly, the whole experience was just unpleasant as a whole.
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