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I have a confession to make.

I passed the JLPT 2.

Well, er, that's not the problem. See, I found out I passed days ago by looking at the website where I was registered on and all. My thing is that they won't tell me what my scores are. I have to start watching for something in the mail, and that's due anytime starting yesterday. So to sum it up, I'd like my fucking scores now, please. Because I think they will be good and I'm never anal about ANYTHING academic, except this. COME ON.

EDIT: ( Quiz yeah. )

EDIT: In the MORNING, instead of, say, noon or later.

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Echa logs!

I have this vague feeling of crumminess today. Part of what maks it crummy is that it comes from wanting to draw Angela and Lise, yes, Angela and Lise from SD3, looking vaguely dangerous and pretty and lesbiany, and telling myself, no, Robin, you can't do that. I want to order La Pucelle. I want to make a cake. I want to buy more chopsticks. I want to play with my awful hamster sim. I want to play SD3. I want to draw Certain Hagaren things, or something from Erementar Gerad. I am going in every friggin' direction today and I don't like it very much.

My dad got Gran Turismo 4 last night and oh, my god, is he happy. The opening is very dramatic.

EDIT: The other problem with food is that I get all off-balance and cranky when I'm not properly fed. Well. I'm not cured.

For the echa/p-chat logs up there, I am listed as "Haru" (but my screen name in the chat parts is still Moumusu). So I drew Chester, and then that...Noko x Saleh...but it's not Noko x Saleh! Noko's just trying to cheer Saleh up! With magic mushroom talk ...I was tired when I drew that...

EDIT: ...I wanna do that Sue meme that's going around... =w=

EDIT: This is a very interesting explanation of Mary Sues written by a Japanese person, for Japanese people. To sum it up, the author says Mary Sue fanfic is bad because it's self-centered. A lot of English explanations say this, too, but I've never quite seen it with the same...intensity. (Er, well, it's like, the main point on there. Everything else leads to it. I also think it's possible that this Japanese reader is having just as much trouble as English readers grasping that je ne sais quoi that makes so many people mad, and just put down the self-centered stuff because it's easiest to explain.) I'm wondering if this shows a difference between what Americans and Japanese are taught about being "self-centered," or is this just this one person's opinion?