| Bear With Me Here... |
[Mar. 24th, 2009|08:17 pm] |
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Bear with me here as I figure out how to keep this account up and running from now on. |
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| From Under The Pile |
[Nov. 14th, 2007|02:05 am] |
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*bows* I must humbly apologize to those of you who read this blog. I have been rather neglectful about updating thing. Suffice to say it has been one long stressful month since my last real update. So here's a general update about things. If I forget something I'll eventually write up something to make up for that. So let me dissect things down. First things off: the internship and job hunting.
My internship is going rather well. It's a really relaxed work atmosphere. Unfortunately there have been issues in regards to the income we're getting in. It's a non-profit news reporting service, emphasize non-profit. One expense that get delayed longest is payroll. I have one of the few paid positions. I'm hoping to be more successful with collecting money from the news service subscribers. If we get in enough revenue and have the bills paid, not only would things look good for the end of the year, but I might actually get paid. Though based on my hours, I should be getting a few hundred dollars already, though I'm willing to do a minor paycut for my own reasons if it means we'll stay in the black. I'm hoping I can get even partial compensation before Christmas. I'm mean even a couple hundred dollars would be a nice thing to get for the holiday season. As for the job search, my interview last month was a no go. I'm going to work on it more during the break before the semester ends. I hate how busy it all is this time of the year. It's really stressful and feels like going to screw up majorly because there's seriously too many things going on at once. I found a position that I'm going to apply to. I also need to work harder to improve my GPA so I get more opportunities to apply to companies.
Second thing is school. School is one endless ball of stress for me. I'm totally losing motivation to do anything because I pretty much have the equivalent of 150 dense pages of textbooks to read every week. Also Accounting is as difficult and boring as you think it is. I'm still trying to catch up and make sense of all this stuff I'm suppose to read and know how to do. It also doesn't help that I failed my midterm so at this point, I'm trying to salvage things and hope by some miracle that I'll get a B-average this semester. Not to mention I have to do a make-up exam for my Auditing class. This Saturday Morning. At 8 AM. And did I mention I had to pay $30 to do this? So yeah I'll have to get up at like 6 AM and make sure I get to school in time to take this test. So I've got lots of studying between now and Saturday Morning. Yeah so I'm really stressed out is kind of an understatement.
Creatively speaking, I'm kind of at a standstill. I have so much stuff going on at school and job-wise that I hardly have time to do any of that stuff so it makes me really sad and frustrated. It somehow makes me resent school even more. I suppose this is one sort of reason why people take a leave of absence from school for a semester. However for some important reasons, I honestly can't afford to do that. Even after I graduate, I have to start studying for the CPA exam. I have until August 2009 to do the exam before they officially adapt the 150 credit-hour requirement. Currently, I'm still in the 130-credit hour requirement so I'd basically have to do my MBA if I don't make it on time. Depending on when I take the plunge and do the exam, I might have only a handful of times I could possibly retake it should I majorly screw up. Considering all these real-life issues going on, I don't know when in the world I'll do any writing again. It makes me really, really sad. The only fun thing I have in stored for me is that during my Christmas Break, I'll be doing some audio recordings that will be featured in a comics podcast! Long story short, a comment I made on a comic books podcast forum led to another podcaster PMing me about doing a new segment for his show starting January. He actually lives in NYC so some point after finals, we're probably going to meet face to face about the show and my ideas for segments. The idea is that I'll take advantage of my free time between semesters to record a few segments and then he can play them in his show throughout the semester. If I have time during Spring Break, I might be able to record more segments in case he records his show more often than anticipated. I'll update this bit of news when things progress. |
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| Good Jeebus I Updated... |
[Oct. 11th, 2007|11:44 pm] |
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Geez it's been almost three weeks (almost two on LJ) since I last updated. Even with the previous updates, I skipped out some stuff so this is the time to catch you guys up. I guess I'll pick up with my last update (for LJ readers, my last update of happened with me.)
So one thing I I didn't mention during my September 14 entry (wow so long ago...) was that on the 9th, May and I went to watch Shakespeare in the Park. For those of you that have never heard of this, it's been a NY tradition for thirty-odd years now. Every summer, Shakespeare (and sometimes other works) are performed at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park for free. The catch is that you got to basically spend three or four hours literally sitting on a line for the tickets. I was terribly disappointed that I didn't get the chance to watch MacBeth last year. That was because Jennifer Ehle, of Pride and Prejudice (1995) fame, was Lady MacBeth. However I called my cousin and asked her if she wanted to go. She said yes and so we spent the entire day waiting for the tickets, and then exploring the Park the rest of the day before the show. By coincidence, a friend of mine lived near the Park and was free that night so she joined us. It was the final evening of Shakespeare in the Park this summer so that was a lucky break for us. We were watching A Midsummer Night's Dream. Little did I realize, Keith David was playing Oberon. It wasn't until Oberon appeared and started his lines that I was thinking, "ZOMG it's Goliath!" The fact he was playing Oberon made me want to giggle. It was an amazing production and there was a great breeze that evening after such a hot, humid day. It was an excellent production. I can't wait to see what their productions are next summer. Of course I'll be the one that'll find out about these things and tell her about it.
Class has been really busy with all the work involved. Believe it or not, midterms are in a matter of a couple weeks, so lots to read and prepare for. One thing that stresses me the most with school lately is my management class. We're doing a business strategy simulation where our groups are running a business. The aggressive, rude attitude of one girl in the team is causing problems. We're hoping that the professor will let the rest of us split up from her because it's going to be week three of the game and there are already problems. We'll probably kill each other by the time we'red doing midterms. However we have to wait until class this Wednesday before we find out if that will happen. So we have to put up with her for at least another three or four more days. So far, I'm the only one she hasn't fought with yet though that's only a matter of time. I'm just going to pray we survive in one piece.
The other bits of news are career related. Well I mentioned I was going on an interview for an internship. If you can't heard by now, I can proudly say that I did get it after all. The fact that Lisa (my boss) called me the following Monday after she wrote me about an interview kind of gave me the feeling that I might get hired. Well I did. Without getting too detailed, I have to say that I like my internship. It's actually a co-op, but I'm supposed to get paid. Yeah I'll get around to dealing with that point, but I honestly like working there. It's not a terribly hard job, if you know anything about accounting. It's a bookkeeper position. Basically I have to use Quickbooks to input stuff and record regular transactions that the company has to do. In case you're wondering, I'm working at Global Information Network. They basically do international news reporting on various topics from politics to the environment. They mostly will cover things that many more well-known media outlets don't report about. The main source of income comes from smaller newspapers subscribing to their newsfeed for their own reporting. So one thing I have to is keep track of payments we receive from them and also point out any outstanding payments that haven't come in yet. To a certain extent, I also record expenses, but that's a pit tough to track. It's a pain that the previous bookkeeper came so sporadically that there are so many records that haven't been put into Quickbooks. Kind of frustrating really.
Well I'm nervously trying get ready for an interview I have tomorrow morning. It's for a full-time job after graduation. I'm seriously hoping very hard that I'll do a good job and be one of the people they hire for next fall. It would be totally awesome to spend the rest of this year worry free about getting a job after graduation. I'm hoping really hard. I'm going to try really hard to get more interviews, but on the off chance I don't get invited to more on-campus recruitment interviews, I better not screw up tomorrow morning. *sighs* The benefits mentioned on the posting are pretty good so here's hoping they'll consider me! Regardless of what happens, after I find out whether or not I got hired, I'll reveal which company this interview is for. All I will say is that it's a CPA firm (not one of the big Four) and that it's for the audit staff. I decided on audit versus tax because I didn't want to fill out tax forms and stuff. Also I like the idea of examining statements and whatnot. It could get inconvenient if I have to travel somewhere that can't be reached by public transportation. I'll have to hope one of my co-workers will let me bum a ride in such a case. So wish me luck! |
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| ZOMG! She Updated! |
[Sep. 14th, 2007|01:45 am] |
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I've been so utterly obsessed with Pride and Prejudice. In fact some of my online friends must be absolutely sick of me talking about it by now. If you are one of those people, continue no further because this will completely bore you to death. Now that I warded off the non-Austenites, let me continue.
I must say that I have seen six different adaptations of this story. I'm currently still obsessed with Bride and Prejudice, which is the Bollywood-style version where some of the characters are Indian. I enjoy how much of the original novel was used or referenced to. I got two people hooked onto the movie. One of them friended my LJ, you know who you are. So let me get on with some real updates. So on the 24th, I had an interview. As noted in a phone post on my LJ, I just had serious doubts about how that went, and for good reason. I got an e-mail stating that I wasn't accepted. Though you guys could have guessed considering I've made no reference to a new internship that I'm currently doing.
So I console myself with some shopping (as usual) and finally watching The Simpsons Movie with my cousin. We were having so much fun, we had an impromptu sleepover at my house. We ate sushi and watch Jane Austen the whole weekend. We saw (in order): Bride and Prejudice, Pride and Prejudice (2005), Sense and Sensibility (1995), Persuasion (1995), Mansfield Park (1999), and Emma (1996). So it was three films a day. After Emma, my cousin went home and I had to think about how to tidy up the house. My was going to fly back to NY the following Monday and she was going to sleepover before she went to live with another cousin of mine, who had a baby. I helped my sis-in-law the rest of the week and then my parents and my uncle flew in Thursday night, the 30th. So my two weeks of freedom was over. I honestly felt great during those two weeks. I can't wait until they go on vacation again.
Not much else happened until school started. Overall there's tons of reading and schoolwork to do this semester. I'm still determined to get some sort of work experience. I'm actually thinking about joining the school yearbook group. They're looking for staffers and well it's a good way use up my non-academic time. I'll go to school early on Tuesday and check out the meeting. Incidentally, I got an e-mail AND a phonecall from a non-profit company (that is looking for a bookkeeping intern) wanting to see me for an interview. So yeah I have some hope that I'll get picked, but that's assuming I don't blank out with my interview. I think it would be interesting to work there, but yeah let's hope that I do better with this interview. While the interview is of course the most important way to indicate whether I'll be hired or not, the fact that I received a phone call is pretty telling. I was actually looking up the e-mail with the contact number, when I receive a call from contact. So we arrange the time for the interview. So I'm hoping that I'll pull myself and I'll do good on the interview. The pay is pretty fair, but this all depends on how I do later on. So Wish me luck. |
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| My "Vacation" |
[Aug. 22nd, 2007|01:47 am] |
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So I'm finally updating a week plus later. Well Mom and Dad left for their cruise this past Saturday night. As it turned out, Dad found a temp to watch my great aunt, so I don't have to put up with her attitude and stuff. That was a big relief for me. Monday I went out with a couple friends and we hung out. I bought a copy of Pride and Prejudice. My original copy is at least ten (count 'em 10!) years old. It was lovingly used and therefore has fold marks on the cover and minor deterioration. Which is why I got another copy for regular usage from now on. Then we saw Stardust. It was an awesome movie. There was constantly action going on though there was a lot of predictability. There were plot points I pretty much figured out in the beginning of the movie. However I enjoyed the action and the humor of the movie. I highly recommend it to anyone that hasn't seen it already. It's a lovely fairytale by Neil Gaiman. It's one of those occasions where the beauty of the movie overcomes any down sides to the movie. After that we went to this vegan restaurant near there. It was pretty good food. It's called Zen Palate. I ate a lasagna that used tofu. So good. We walked around getting dessert and then a trip to the Virgin Megastore before we all headed back to Queens.
Tuesday, I went to dental cleaning. As usual bleeding ensued, but on the bright side there were no cavaties. Yay! I walked for a while exploring the nearby Barnes and Nobles for nearly an hour before I finally went home. Wednesday, I went to the Queens Zoo with my sis-in-law and the girls. NOrmally Mom would be there helping with the kids, but that duty fell to me. We had fun looking at animals, but I was really tired and hot as the temperature was rising. Didn't really do a hell of a lot Thursday or Friday. Helped brother watch the girls Saturday morning. The girls and I had a lot of fun and I was yet again reminded of how really attached to me they are. It's pretty gratifying knowing they really do love me. It's almost hard to believe little Kristen will be three in a couple more weeks and Annabelle will be five this December.
Yesterday, I went out to the video store (yes, I do occasionally rent DVD's so sue me...) and got some movies. On the way back I stopped by this Japanese place and ordered the lunch special vegetable tempura and a sweet potato roll (which I know isn't what you would call sushi, but meh!). I watched my DVDs and hung out online. Even I confess that makes my life sound rather dull. And in case you're curious, I proved my obsession with my favorite novel by watching some version of Pride and Prejudice a good eight times since last Sunday. If that sounds sad to you, yeah... If that is weird, I'm a freak so what can I tell you. I really love this novel and that will never change. I'm still scheming to do a Pride & Prejudice layout for my LJ. If Any of you reading this feel like making me one, that would be freaking awesome and I swear I'll find a way to pay you back. I got my hands on a simplistic override with generator form. I just need to play around with the size of the image I wanted to use. I'll make mention if or when I get that layout idea to work. It would look awesome if it did. I found an amazing set of screenshots from the 2005 movie (will credit the LJ user that made them) and I debated over which image to pick. After much consideration I finally picked on and I personally think it's gorgeous. What also makes it nice is that the colors featured most in the image are basically three colors so I know which ones I'll be using.
Well I'm getting ready for an interview this Friday. What sucks is there is a chance for thunderstorms on Friday, which makes it really inconvenient heading out to Manhattan in a nice black suit for the interview. I'll also need to check my blouse and make sure there aren't wrinkles. of course I have Thursday to take care of it. In the meantime, I have some reading to do as well as some other things to plan to do this coming weekend. But I'll have to see how that works out. I had hoped to go out this past weekend, but my cousin was in Pennsylvania again. I'm hoping to go to Coney Island before it closes for good. |
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| Oh Em Geez! |
[Aug. 7th, 2007|11:39 pm] |
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Here's something rather surprising and shocking. Remember in my previous post I said that I would emo for another couple days and then I'd feel better? Well here's the followup. See? I'm good! I'm blogging again less than a week after the previous posting. All right so let me get to the point.
On many occasions I turn my cellphone on because I do sometimes get text messages and whatnot from my cousin or friends. So I completely forget to turn my phone yesterday and then I turned it on today. I find out suddenly that I had not one, but THREE voicemails from the resumes I sent out last week. I just absolutely couldn't believe that from getting nothing from anyone I applied to suddenly having three different employers replying back. Yeah so I'll update about how the interviews and stuff go as things happen. I'm filled with so many emotions right now. I can hardly begin to describe the excitement and nervousness about all this. The usual questions of, "Will the pick me? Will they actually want to keep me around? NOw that I'm a senior (yet again) so getting hired for an internship with ONE of these three has HUGE implications for me. If I can get an internship and do a seriously good job working for them, I could probably get a full-time job! Oh what I've been longing to get for the past two years is to finally have a full time job! Is it really so much to ask?! I really hope that things will work out. *sighs* |
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| Revenge of Murphy's Law |
[Aug. 4th, 2007|11:42 pm] |
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Ah yes another long gap between posting entries. How bad of me. To be quite frank, there really hasn't been a lot that has happened since AnimeNext and I have been preoccupied with so many things on my mind that I hadn't gotten around to blogging. I really should make more of an effort at that considering that I actually own a permanent account on Livejournal now so I really should make some use of it.
Let me summarize what the hell has happen in the past month. Aside from the previously mentioned anime con, I've been mostly angsting and feeling like a schmuck and a total failure at life. So after another day or two of the angsting, I'm fairly sure the angsting will be out of my system, until the next personal crisis happens. I've got a few things that I'm looking into in terms of work. Seriously, which ever of these things actually work out, I'm going to work at it as hard as I can. If I don't like it, I'll just stay there until I find something better or I really can't stand it anymore. And if I find something good, then I'm going just ignore what other people think and just live my life how I decide. Half the bitterness I feel in my life is because I feel like I have so much expectation to live up to. The irony is the pressure has warped my feelings to the point where I don't have the motivation to do anything anymore.
Yeah, I sound depressed and I probably am. I'm sure those of you that read this are probably worried and whatever. I appreciate you kindness and the patience you have with my self-destructive feelings. I'm hoping really hard that something comes my way. Apparently lightning did strike twice for me that I found something quickly, but just as quickly things didn't work out. But as I sai, just give me a couple more days to angst and I'll get better. I don't stay depressed long just as my good cheer isn't forever.
Well I can't wait until next Saturday. Why you may ask? My parents go on their vacation next Saturday. No I'm not going. They're going to cruise in Alaska. In spite of the fact I'm not leaving NY the rest of the summer I'm fine with that. With the parents going to Alaska, I'll be home alone... for THREE WEEKS! Three weeks alone and away from the parents may not be as cool as going to Europe, but being separated of them will do my sanity a great deal of good. I have quite a few things that I'm planning to do the next few weeks. Hopefully that will work out all right.
As an added consequence to the whole vacation plan, I was told that I have to go visit my aunt on Sundays that Dad is away. I suppose it wouldn't be a big deal except that she's 90-something years old, starting to go deaf, memory is hazy, and she has a tendency to lose her temper more readily than normally. I'm suppose to help play nurse maid for a few hours for an old lady that I've generally avoided for the past couple of years (aside from group visits with other family members). Honestly I wouldn't mind half as much if only she weren't such a difficult person. So I have to follow Dad around tomorrow and see what I'm supposed to do. I hate being around angry people a lot. Not only do they make me angry as well, but their attitude stresses me out to no end. God only knows how much work professional nurses have to put up with at times. So I can't express my sympathy to the struggles that nurses have to go through and then get low pay and mediocre healthcare themselves. I mean after the stories Dad tells my mom about what happened after his weekly visit with Great-Aunt has me annoyed and worried about me having to see her every week. My only consolation is that it's only once a week and for three weeks. *sighs* This woman has lost at least half a dozen hired companions because of her temper. She always accuses people of stealing her money, etc. Yeah and I have to be with her for some hours every Sunday the rest of the month. My life sucks. Not only am I unemployed (and still looking for something), but now I have no excuse to get out of doing this. I know I sound whiny, but you would whine too.
Something more positive, I started writing again. I've also been seriously thinking about trying some drawing/watercolors again, but we'll see. |
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| AnimeNEXT 2007! |
[Jul. 9th, 2007|12:19 am] |
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So another con has come and gone. I'll apologize for the lack of pictures, but I'll get to it later in the con report. Enjoy!
So I get up at 7:30 yesterday so May could pick me up for the ride. I did my last minute packing and I was busily trying to find my digital camera that I lost time to eat breakfast before May came. I never did find the camera. Anyways, I grab my stuff and we both go get breakfast and Starbucks before heading off to the con. Incidentally I started playing an episode of Annotated Alchemist in the car, but it was so fascinating that we missed the exit to Manhattan and ended up at JFK. *sighs* So there was an extra 30 minutes to the drive because of that delay. We finally get there a little after 10 AM and we met up with May's karate sparring partner and her husband. In case you're wondering I don't watch Naruto, but after digging around on the net I found he he was cosplaying as Asuma Sarutobi. So we were hanging out with them for a while at the AMV screening where they had a video competing. After that we were heading to the dealers room. However they had some thing against backpacks in the room, which May had. I didn't care about going in there so I volunteered to get off the line and watch her bag. I wound meeting with Rei and Amaris. Ama was working, but I hung out with Rei and Christina for like an hour when May, Astrid, and Miguel finished their shopping we head off for lunch and I pretty much didn't see Rei and company the rest of the day. We ate lunch, though I didn't very much considering that I ate plenty of breakfast and a frappaccino. I tend to get full for a couple hours after I drink coffee drinks. We run off to the manga drawing panel, which is primarily for May's benefit.
I left around 1:30 and waited for the Gomi/Ikeda autograph line. In case you're wondering, Mr. Ikeda produced Sailor Moon and Kaleido Star two of my favorite anime series. He was pretty amused when I pulled out a Kaleido Star Mini-poster that came with the New Wings arc. I chose the one that came with the 5th disc because I like Sora's Saiyuki costume more than the other posters. Anyways, he signed my poster and showed me this red bracelet that I think had Kaleido Star connections, but I couldn't read what it says due to the gold-colored writing against the red background. Then I had Mr. Gomi sign my program. He produced among others is Ghost in the Shell. After that May and I met up again and after some conjoling and consulting we ended up hanging out near the autograph area until they started the line for Monica, Patton, and Mike Sinterniklaas. Turned out it was a genius idea on my part. We turned out to be among the first twenty people on the line. You can imagine how many people were waiting on the line. It was interesting being near the front of the line for a change.
Afterwards we split up again and met up for the Dubbing workshop. I was worried she'd be late and wouldn't be able to get in considering how long she took in the dealers' room, but she got in just on time. They used Animation Runner Kuromi. I did raise my hand for one of the parts, but alas wasn't picked. Some year I will! *vows* Five parts were used: two guys and three girls. Only the two guys and one of the girls turned out to be really good. They only did re-takes for speed reasons and extending the reactions. The other two girls had to do quite a few takes because some of their takes were bad flubs. It was interesting and highly informative. If you dream of being a voice actor, absolutely go to one of these and at least sit in and ask questions.
We went off to eat dinner, but of course the Japanese place behind the Holiday Inn ran out of rice so we waited an extra thirty minutes before our shrimp tempura bento was ready. By then we only had like thirty minutes to eat before we had to run back for the manga publishing 101 panel. It was highly informative because as an artist, May is dabbling at comics though she has the issue of time. On my part I was interested in the business side like in terms of how to get publishers' attentions as well as how to produce your own books.
Afterwards we left and chatted away about two more cons we're aiming for: MangaNEXT and New York Anime Fest. Looking at my school schedule, I should be able to go to them. Hopefully I'll have the camera for those, though I doubt that a camera will be necessary for MangaNEXT. |
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[Jul. 4th, 2007|11:17 pm] |
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Just wanted to say that I hope you all had a great Independence Day fellow Americans! Didn't do much of anything other than helping with the laundry, reading a bit, and playing some Aveyond. I'll do a better post tomorrow or something. I can't wait for AnimeNEXT this weekend. I'll do a con report when I come back Saturday night or possibly Sunday. Yes, I'm going only one day. |
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| Inspiration and Dreams |
[Jun. 28th, 2007|12:36 am] |
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Geez I hate how I have some stuff that needs to get done ASAP. If things go well, I'll report it. So on Sunday, I went to the Mocca Art Festival on Sunday. It was really interesting seeing all the different independant artists and comics out there. Though personally speaking most of the artwork I saw didn't really appeal to me. I suppose it's partially because I've grown completely used to manga. Manga has a unique style so in comparison, some American comic art looks crude. This isn't to say that I hate American comics, but some artists have a style of art that I don't find aesthetically pleasing and it turns me off. I didn't buy anything at the show, but my cousin May got stuff there. After about four hours at the show and lunch, we headed off to midtown. May was trying to find sports equipment for her grappling class. There was no luck. I remember where there was a Borders nearby so we wound up going there for almost an hour browsing, reading, and eventually buying a few manga volumes. I discovered so many volumes that I didn't see at the other stores I was practically flailing in surprise at how behind I am with my manga reading. Afterwards, we headed back home.
While the art show didn't create any particular spark of inspiration, it did encourage me in a very general way. It showed me how much people loved creating. It also reminded me how hard it is to promote and sell your work. There were some tables where not many people stopped to look. It's really hard to promote your work. Sometimes hard work and complete luck leads to success. May and I had a chat with Becky Cloonan, who has a book published with TokyoPop. I asked her how she got published. She pointed out Melanie DeJesus owns her hosting website and is the creator of Sokora Refugees. The people at Tokyopop saw Becky's site as they looked at Melanie's. They liked her artwork and asked her to pitch a story to them. Upon much reflection her case makes me think about what more I could do to make my own dreams come true.
Admittedly Kaleido Star has done a great deal to remind me that the only way you can have a life truly lived is by knowing what your dream is. As Layla tells May Wong that May Wong lacks a real dream. She didn't have the answer when asked, "What do you want to do after you beat Sora?" That really got me thinking about why do I want to write stories so much? I mean from a practical standpoint, it's very rare that someone can really live on a writing career. I have considered how much I've always wanted to express how I really think and feel about things. I find that writing things down, such as this blog, makes it easier for me to say what I think and what I really feel. What I want most in the world is that even if what I do has been done before, I want no one to doubt that what I've produced was a reflection of myself and not someone else. One of these days I'll finally write stuff and present it to the world the way it should be, editted, and the best it could possibly be. |
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| The Obligatory First Post |
[Jun. 20th, 2007|08:25 pm] |
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I hearby lay claim to this asylum as that belong to Elizabeth, the FishGirl! |
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