I said goodbye to my mother today.
She went off to KL to receive a prize for Cluster School. I was sad.
Then I was cheered up by my friends. No less than ten of my friends texted/wrote on my wall/called me to say Happy Birthday.
Even though I'm not spending my birthday in Lundu like I usually do, it makes me happy that everyone remembered. :')
So... so... happy.
Also, for those who don't follow me on dA
This is very very good stress relief.
Count D, cosplayed by Tian Lang who is so totally awesome and hot that I want to do him but he's probably got a girlfriend or is gay.
BALEEEEETED
CAUSE LIEK
MEERA WAS 17 AND 11 AT TIME OF POSTAGE.
REMEMBER KIDS. SENSE BEFORE LOVE, LOVE BEFORE WAR.
Tuesday, 2 June 2009
Birthdays
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You are seriously sick. Seriously...*grossed out* I'm so lucky I'm not badly influenced by the D. Not a good example of a Christian...*shook head* Wake up!*slaps your face* Sheesh...guess that won't work unless I do it in real life. This is going to be hard...
Anyways, I sent my phone for repairs. I thought I should let you know so that you can update me on the debate training matter by calling my house number.
By the way, about the examining the sketches technique...I don't think it's really necessary. There's never really a human with a perfect symmetry. For example, my left eye is different from the one on the right side. If it's the problem with the mouth or hair or nose shapes or location, it could be identified easily without problem. If there was a problem on a character's face, you could easily identify it and alter it to a more correct look.
Eh? D?
It is necessary to examine your sketches. Even though faces aren't symmetrical in real life, flipped photos have a sense of balance that we need to attain.
I've never been completely well before. I'll never be completely well either.
Hold it... your birthday was 10 days ago and I didn't know??
*feels really bad*
Happy birthday anyways, sorry it's... that late..
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