~keeping track, how much is too much?

I've decided not to post this manga recommendation of the week separately, although it contains a much more manga than the normal recs. Because I want to show my way of thinking on getting all these things in this post.
My mind just revolves around manga all day this week.
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This week starts by reading Hayabusa and contemplating on searching and eventually buying all Aya Roppongi's mangas in the bookstore. This manga in particular is one out of five from the book-set called Romance Series III. It can be bought in the bookstore for roughly $3.00, cheap huh?




I got a new hang-out place, it's a site called OtakuWorks. The site provides Online Manga Reader and of course a very fun forum. It's quite small but very friendly and the people are nice too. And that's why I come to the now one of my treasures... Someone give a suggestion on making my own manga recs, but by doing that I'll have to mention the mangaka too. Because some of the books I read are by the same creator (I always believe the same brain would produce the same standard of creation), so there. I then try to find out the master behind those great pieces a.k.a my favorite stories. Here are some of them:

~EMO, thinking and doing nothing and everything

Doing nothing and everything is my daily routine. I always set up my GTalk status as "Busy" and if someone actually have the time to ask me, I will always answer with "I'm busy doing nothing".

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Yesterday, I saw the coolest Google Doodles ever!!

 

It's for the 332nd birthday of Antonio Vivaldi, the Italian composer. It's so very pretty, it makes me swoon ~.~

Next topic, today, I'm just sitting in front of the computer doing nothing (like it's actually new!) and everything (yeah, right!). I've been terrorizing my some-kind-of-a-new-forum, it's EMO, hehehe it's got a nice ring to it.

Doing nothing but commenting and really nothing! It's so liberating, I feel relax at the end of the journey.

Okay, the next topic is actually something that I think about two days ago. I wrote it in a note and though to post it, here it is:


~Someone says, "If you think of something hard enough, they eventually come true." but it is really true? I think it is so right and wrong at the same time. Just look at the denial thing, no matter how hard you deny something didn't exist or something didn't happen, it's already there and done, no way to undo it.