EXILE REPRIEVE

[uisceros]

I could not withstand any longer. I promised myself that if I answered 20 comments, I would allow myself an entry. And I finished 20 comments, so yay! ENTRY! It's hard being away from LJ for so long. Thought it was what, like, 2 days? I'm massively addicted.

So quick updates; I started Nobuta wo Produce. I've taken exactly one cap so far;


My thoughts; I like it a lot, though I really don't find Kame attractive at all. Might change, considering I never thought Ming Dao was hot until I watched Prince Turns to Frog. But regardless, I like his character a lot. Hell, I like all the characters. And the mysterious bitchy girl is TOTALLY Toda Erika's character, right?

In other news, I got acceptance letters from the Mandarin training centers at Chinese Culture University, and Fu Jen Catholic University. My third and second choices, respectively. Figures I'm still waiting on Shida, which is my first choice.

Did I ever mention that sn0tcat is coming with me to Taiwan, which is AWESOME since I won't be alone, and we can be awesome there together, like how we were in Europe! Seriously Lisa; GREATEST FRIEND EVER.

Um, what else... I'm still pretty obsessed with Byakuyako, despite not rewatching any of it. But I still think about it a lot. I always know a drama will be a favorite of mine if I think about it for awhile after I finish. It happened with Coffee Prince, Love Contract, and Hachimitsu to Clover, my three favorite dramas. I need to icon it, because apparently it is NOT a popular jdrama in blogger-land, which makes me sad, because it is THE SHIT.

Speaking of favorites, I made a list of my drama favorites (10 favorite jdramas, 5 favorite twdramas, 3 favorite kdramas), and might post those eventually. Maybe.

But now I need to go. I'll try to answer another 20 comments tonight! Until then I have to go order a laptop (which is harder than it looks... stupid options), and watch some more Nobuta.

Comments

[uisceros.livejournal.com]

I'm really really glad too! I would have gone alone, but it would have been about a million times more stressful for me (I come from a large family, so I'm almost never alone normally).

It is scary, but the good thing about being a student, is that it's easy to make friends with fellow students. You'll probably encounter a population of expats, which should make the transition easier!

[uisceros.livejournal.com]

Hehe, excuse me if I think you're lucky ;D
I have two sisters, a brother, five nephews, and a niece in my immediate family. I have a bunch of aunts and uncles too. I personally dislike all the chaos, especially from the kids.

I do most things by myself too, but I hate doing new things by myself. So like, going to Taiwan alone would have scared the shit out of me. I would have done it, but my psyche would have been in a lot worse shape.

Hehehe!! I don't want to spend too much time with the expats, but it's nice to have other people who are having the same experience.