For anyone who doesn't know the main classifications of anime/manga, "Shonen" is Japanese for boy, and is directed towards young men from ages 10 and older; typical themes tend to be action/adventure, and other subcatagories that are similar. "Shojo" is Japanese for girl, and is directed towards girls roughly between the ages of 10-18; typical themes tend to be romance, and other subcatagories that are similar.
-Fullmetal Alchemist (Shonen) -> Manga (27 volumes- completed)
-Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (Shonen) -> Anime (64 episodes- completed)
-D.Gray Man (Shonen) -> Manga (ongoing)/Anime (103 episodes- completed)
-07-Ghost (Shonen) -> Manga (ongoing)/Anime (25 episodes- completed)
-Gosick (Shojo) -> Anime (25 episodes- completed)
-Hetalia: Axis Powers (Shonen) -> Anime (52 episodes- completed)
November 13, 2011
December 30, 2010
My Opinion on Red Pyramid
Unsurprisingly, I finished the book Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan (which I got for Christmas) within 24 hours since I unwrapped it. I really enjoyed the book, especially the parts that contained a dash of Egyptian mythology. I guess with the combo of a really good author, Egyptian history, and mythology, the result is a book that you just can't put down. I personally have been to the Cairo airport, the pyramids at Giza, the Red Sea, and lived in Cairo for 4 months, so I can relate to the descriptions.
I was surprised that there wasn't even a sentence about the Arabians that were very important to the Nomads. The Arabian horses were carefully bred to preserve their pure blood. The foals always had a small bag filled with beads tied around their neck to keep away "evil spirits", and were raised by female camels rather than their own dams (mother horses) because the only horses that were used for warfare, were the mares. You could never find an Arabian for sale, and they were fed before their owners even ate themselves.
I was surprised that there wasn't even a sentence about the Arabians that were very important to the Nomads. The Arabian horses were carefully bred to preserve their pure blood. The foals always had a small bag filled with beads tied around their neck to keep away "evil spirits", and were raised by female camels rather than their own dams (mother horses) because the only horses that were used for warfare, were the mares. You could never find an Arabian for sale, and they were fed before their owners even ate themselves.
March 27, 2010
The Attack Cat...
My crazy cat ET is a orange tabby that came from the streets of Cairo. He now lives in a beautiful home in the small quiet towns of Connecticut. ET is also known as The Attack Cat. Go figure...
December 8, 2009
Drama Club
To the readers:
I am going to be auditioning for Drama Club tomorrow ( December 9th, 2009, German: 8.12.2009)!! I am super excited and I am hoping I get the lead... Wish me luck!
November 29, 2008
July 13, 2008
Viva Pinata Evolutoins
Make a Badgecical swim in water and it will become a Sweettooth
Make a Horstacio eat 1 dasy and 1 blackberry and it will become a Zumbug
Make a Pretztail eat a donut (NOT THE PINATA BUT THE BAKED GOOD) and it will become a Mallowolf
Make a Quackberry eat a gooseberry and it will become a Jucygoose
Make a Sparrowmint eat a Buttercup flower head and it will become a Candary
Romance 2 Syrupents and when the egg makes its big jump hit the egg with a shovel and it will become a Twigersnap
lead a Taffly in the flame band and your Taffly should be on fire if not repeat if so put out the fire with a watering can and it will becom a redhott
Romance 2 Twigersnaps and when the egg makes its big jump hit the egg with a shovel and it will become a fourheads
How to get a Lackatoad in Viva Pinata
Feed 1 nightshade berry to a lickatoad and hit it (the lickatoad) with a shovel right after the lickatoad is done eating the nightshade berry
How to get a Chewnicorn on Viva Pinata
get 7 Horstacios, a gem tree, and feed it (the chewnicorn) 15 gems.
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