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Yesterday I went to a French restaurant with the Culture Club, and Madame made us all speak French the whole time. ^^; It was pretty cool when we ordered, just to know that my horrible accent could be understood by a native speaker. Yay! ^_^

I'm currently researching Mesoamerican pyramids for my Spanish class, and it's super interesting. (Though I'm sure I'd like it a lot better if I didn't have to make another stupid poster at the end!) Teotihuacán is really cool. :) In my novel, Hikane was supposed to be based on Mesoamerican culture stuffs, and you can see some of it in there already, but I think I'll soon be rewriting bits of chapter fifteen . . . I just want to change some of the geography and architecture, and maybe a few of the beliefs. We'll see.

I am going to go back to reading about the Avenue of the Dead now. Great stuff. XD

Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!

My brother and I have similar Christmas stockings that our grandmother made for us when we were little. The difference is that one of them features a picture of a cheerful little teddy bear, happily chomping on a candy cane, while the other features a picture of a bunny rabbit . . . a depressed bunny rabbit sitting in the rain. The only Christmas-related thing about the second stocking is the rabbit's Santa Claus hat, but even that is wet and drooping.

It was never decided who would get the rabbit and who would get the bear because from the beginning we have fought about it. It's a Christmas tradition that I will hope will continue even after we move out. Can you imagine? Long-distance on the telephone: "No, I get the bear this year!" "What are you talking about? I had the bunny last year! I suffered!!" "I have photographic evidence! You had the bear last year!" "Why I oughta--"

My brother gets the bear this year. He just came down to shove it in my face. Man, I hate the stupid rabbit.

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Woohoo, that was some pointless entry!