Or, Over There, Over Here. It's Acchi Kocchi's opening song. Sung by the voice actors. I'm liking this series more and more with every episode.
Well, apparently I'm going to go without light in my room. I thought I just needed to replace the bulb, but even new bulbs aren't working. So, we think it's the fixture. Oh joy. Maybe I'll get like a small cheap candle to light the area around me at night?
I've started walking around the neighborhood again.
I called my health insurance to see if they got the forms and records, so they can review it and have me continue with my coverage. They apparently have the forms. But, they don't really have the records yet. Behavioral health was sent a huge packet of my records. It was supposed to go to the people reviewing it.
Finished watching the first season of Gokusen. I loved it!
I'm noticing as I read Buster Keel, that there are more and more similarities between it and Fairy Tail. But, there are some things that I really like that the other doesn't have. The music themes, not everyone has a 'magic' power, to me the characters seem a bit more dark, lots of animal themes, and more. Keel's group, Bumper, and Tattoo are trapped in the necropolis ruins. Mippy decided to try and find the jingi (really powerful musical instruments) treasure that was rumored to be there. He wanted to prove himself to the others. Blue and Lovey realized and went after him. Keel, thinking the others abandoned him at the hospital, decided to go search for it as well. Even though he was badly injured. Bumper and Tattoo were also told that one of the jingis would be there, so they went. There's also a skeleton man, named Bone, who while he was human was searching for treasure there. He died looking for it. He saved Mippy. A demented magic user is sicking his 'toys' on all of them, while sealing off all the exits.
Played some more jazz and a little from my solo classical music book. The solo book is one of the toughest ones I have. But, I wasn't too bad this time.
日本語
The kanji I worked on for today was: 形. It can be pronounced as: かた (kata), -がた (-gata), なり (nari), けい (kei), and ぎょう (gyou). Again, depending on how you pronounce it, it means: shape, form, style, appearance, tense, figure, visage, state.
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