From Hetalia's England Character CD sung by the voice actor. It's an awesome song! About a drunk England singing in a pub. :P He sings about the rainy weather, fish and chips, pirates, magic, and tea.
In Black Butler (or Kuroshitsuji) I got to the part in the manga where Ciel passes out trying to uncover who the Viscount really is. I love how he has nightmares of when Sebastian was putting the corset on. In his flashback to it he says "My organs are falling out!" "There has yet to be a woman whose organs came out because of a corset."
日本語
I found what I thought was another helpful site on Saturday. Turned out it wasn't what they told me it was, so that idea was shot down.
I just thought it would be interesting to look at another source.
I did find a good site that gave me a clearer sense of 2 particles that there wasn't much info on. They're basic, but apparently are hard for 'foreigners' to know the difference between them. I had a feel of it, just nice to see it written down I guess.
They were は or wa (normally would be pronounced ha, but for the particle it's different.) and が or ga. は in other sources said it was just for the topic of the sentence. が is used: but, sentence subject (occasionally object), however, still, of?, that? The part most people get confused with is topic vs. sentence subject. Topic can encompass both, but according to this not everything can be put under sentence subject. (This is why は is used more often.) Anyways, I'm glad it went into more detail.
Now I can be sure about that part of the sentence structure. Tomorrow, I'll do more verb forms.
America visits Japan loves everything he sees. Amazed by the temples and festivals. Apparently, they're starting to notice Canada more. France remembers him right away, but England thought it was America at first. Once he realizes, they start fighting over him again. -_- Cuba actually apologizes to Canada for mistaking him for America. (I seem to forget about Cuba the most. :P In the series at least.) He gives Canada some icecream and tells him to visit Cuba sometime. He takes him up on the offer, and at the airport, starts attacking him because he thinks he's America again. :D
First topic in this one was about the loss leader business model. Example: printers are cheap, but the ink is expensive. Copiers are cheap, but a profit is made on the maintenance. This part profiled Shouko and Miko who are 'infinite sales chain girls'. Next was about General (or Shogun) Frost. By the end, all the students had the title of 'Shogun' something. Like General Normal, General Split apart perfectly, General immigrant, etc. Then they asked what was higher than the Shogun. Apparently, the Emperor Penguin. (They actually had him walking around! He's normally a painting or a reflection on something.) Next, was a surprise party for Sensei. The students wanted to give him a real surprise, since he had told them that a 'surprise' Birthday party on someone's Birthday is not a surprise. He points out that there are many day to day surprises. They end with saying the more surprising thing would be if something isn't done.
I played Farm Frenzy 3: Ice Age. It's a very addicting game. The others were too. This time you start off with taking care of penguins. Taking their eggs, make them into powder, make bread out of them, then make cakes. All the while selling feathers, polar bears that come along attacking them, and more.
I worked more on Vincent's anatomy or frame. Then, I decided to draw in his clothes. I like how those turned out! :D I think I still need to fix his arms and his feet. I really like how he's turning out though. I thought it would look horrible.
My mom went to Costco and bought a bunch of awesome stuff! I'm amazed with that place. How huge things are and how cheap. She bought some tortellini and pesto sauce for dinner, and it was SO good! The (5 cheese!) tortellini were huge, they were more like overstuffed raviolis. The cookies were awesome too! Oatmeal, nut, and cranberry. Had a lot of brown sugar too. Very soft cookies. (And healthy, supposedly.) She also got a huge thing of bagels. The good kind, well of what we can get.
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