Today is Friday. The last day of my first week of school. I really can't wait for school to be over. I know I just started up again but I'm so tired. I barely have any time to update here, keep up on JPH!P and write fanfics. Which makes me sad.... Because I love doing those 3 things.
I'm trying to think of meaningful things to say.

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I got it!! My High-King poster should be coming soon. The Taiwan one though. I didn't win the Japanese one. Which also makes me sad. But I'm still excited! And I'm planning on making a huge order on YesAsia tonight. It will consist of C-ute's Edo no Temari Uta II (LE), V-U-Den's Nannimo Iwazu ni I LOVE YOU (LE), and the Hello! Project 2008 Winter ~Kettei! Haro Pro Award '08~ boxed set thing (which is the whole reason i'm buying anything; 45% off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Oh, and I'm currently watching Ongaku Gatas' new PV. You know, the one where Ishiyoshi finally comes out to the public. The outfits are pretty smoking, I must say. I'm not a leather person but they look hella fly! Rika's voice sounds great! The Mai-Yossy duet-ish thing blew my mind! And I really love the backstage clips of them. Yossy's WTF face was hilarious when Rika tied that bow on her head!!! But Kore-chan.....for some reason, she reminds me of a guy. She just can't look pretty to me, only cool. Which isn't a bad thing. I just find it a little strange.

AND....I downloaded that documentary thing where Rika goes to Nepal. It was so sad, I almost cried. She meets this 15-year-old girl who lives in a very rural village. Her parents work in the fields picking rice (I think?) so she has to care for her 4 younger brothers. She quit school when she was 12, even though she loved it. Her 12-year-old brother has polio and can't walk. So she has to bathe him, carry him around and watch over him. The compassion with which she cares for him is beautiful. Her 5-year-old brother has scabies, which is some kind of heat-related sickness in which little scabs form on the skin and are very itchy. Many of the kids in the village have it. The girl and Rika walk for an hour and a half to the next village that has a clinic. But it's closed and they can't get him any medicine. Rika is so adorable, in the way that she doesn't understand that they have to leave empty-handed. She keeps protesting that he's itchy and needs it. But the girl says there's nothing they can do. When they get back home, the brother with polio is sitting in the mud at the entrance, waiting for his sister to come home. Each person who is on this show is allowed to purchase one thing for the people they visit. Rika bought a water filtering thing so they can all have clean water. It was the water that was making everyone sick. It was really an eye-opening show. I want to help people too. I love the part at the end where Rika is holding the little boy. Something about my idols and small children just warms my heart.

Wow, much longer than I expected!! LOL