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I’ve been thinking some of the Japanese voice overs in Fantasy Life sounded familiar. Last night I looked up Klaus’s voice actor who I thougjt sounded a bit like Zeke from AOT and Aokiji from One Piece, and sure enough I saw the voice actor was Takehito Koyasu! He also voiced over Seteth in Fe3H; I only played Three Houses in English so had no idea. I love the English cast in Three Houses but I think the Japanese cast had a lot of voice actors that I was familiar with and liked a lot too. I’d love to replay it in Japanese if I can (once I finally finish the last replay I was doing lol).

Edit: Had no idea Hiroshi Kamiya voiced a character in this though! Usually I recognize his voice. Really surprised that he voiced over Daemon!

I wish I could remember all the Japanese voice actors I like easily. The only two I remember off hand are Hiroshi Kamiya and Daisuke Ono.
 
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Wow, I forgot it's supposed to be Groundhog Day today. Oh well. lol
That holiday should have stayed in the 1800s where it belongs. No wonder some people think we Americans are weird.
 
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Wow, I forgot it's supposed to be Groundhog Day today. Oh well. lol
That holiday should have stayed in the 1800s where it belongs. No wonder some people think we Americans are weird.
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I love groundhogs so I feel bad for Punxsutawney Phil when they hold him up high above the screaming crowd. 😭
 
I logged onto a really niche forum, and immediately got looped into some pretend-joke-cult thing called Puterism (Computer), founded by two highschoolers on that forum... I suppose I must spread the puter now...

EDIT: I've been tasked to write a book on Puterism now. Wonderful!
 
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Unfortunately, the ACME supermarket near us closed for good. It's where I used to buy this one mac n cheese brand I really liked. If I ever see it in some other supermarket or place, I'll need to make sure to buy about 5 - 7 boxes of it.
 
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every time i remember that this is o'hare's character description in pocket camp i giggle. It's so mean
 
i read ao haru ride for the first time (volumes 1-4, theres 13 in total) and i cried! i actually cried!
its not sad or anything, it just felt... complicated. and i dont know why, but it was really hard to read. i like the story and characters, though.

another thing i wanted to talk about is that i found out about crest of the royal family.. and its long. its really long. oh my god. why are there 70 volumes?!??!?? (i might actually check it out for myself, though. seems interesting.)

i am really glad im reading more manga though. that was one of my goals for this year.
 
January for me this year was...interesting. The first half was very boring, which is how January is in general for me. But after the 3.0 update for ACNH arrived, a switch flipped. Not only was I having fun with the update, but some good things outside of Animal Crossing also happened. On the 20th, I finally had my Social Security appointment. Then on the 29th, I had a doctor's appointment to get me referred to a neurologist. The only thing I am worried about, is it possibly happening on the 9th. I have a dentist appoint on that day, and my grandmother is really adamant and strict when it comes to my dental upkeep, so I am a bit stressed about the 9th. >_<

Also, I cannot explain, but I felt very...weird through the second half of January this year (still kinda do). But it wasn't in a bad way. Usually I just feel like crap, but I actually felt "weird" in a non-bad way. :unsure:

I am looking forward to getting the 9th out of the way. That way, I won't have to stress about my dentist appointment anymore. I won't get my hopes up TOO high, but I MIGHT finally get my bank account sometime this year if the social security stuff goes smoothly this year. I still need to get my social security card sometime between now and then, though. Hopefully, I can get that done sometime in the Spring.

I have also been doing a lot of outlining lately, for possible future books I intend to publish once I have my bank account and other needed tools. My main dream jobs have changed over the years, but being an author has always been something I considered as a runner-up dream job, even during my florist era--I have just been a lot more sure of it for the past few years (since around 2021). I do not know if I mentioned this, but I have thought a lot about what do do for my debut book. At first I was considering it to be about self-shipping. Then I decided that it is a bit controversial for a debut book. So then, I was considering making my ASD book my debut book. But I decided I wanted to start off with something more personal (mainly because I want to pass it on to my family), so I finally decided to do an autobiography of sorts. I want to lay bare my experiences with NF1. While the physical aspects are pretty mild for me, I feel like it has deeply affected me from a psychological standpoint. While not diagnosed, I heavily related to both Autism and ADHD, and my family members just do not get that my brain is wired differently.

While I really want my family to read my future books (especially my debut), I will try to keep it under wraps for a while. I want to build a reputation for my books, so that I have some reinforcement for when I do have my family members read it. Plus, I kinda had to lie to my dad a while, telling him I "don't" want to be an author anymore. Why? Well, he was starting to have unrealistic expectations of me, harassing me to win a Pulitzer prize. Even after then, he still brings it up. He even had the audacity to tell me he would expect even more, even if I did win a Pulitzer >_<
It was screwing with my sanity and mental health, so I lied, in hopes of getting him off my back. But yeah, unrealistic expectations is definitely a topic I want to eventually cover in one (or even a few) of my books as well. There are many parents out there, like my dad, that expect their children to be as exceptional as possible. Look, I COMPLETELY understand wanting your child to be successful, but the way my dad has gone about it? It will do more harm than good, for both your children and yourself.
 
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