Wow, it's been awhile. I have stuff to post but haven't gotten around to it, lazy me...I've finally gotten back to drawing somewhat since my classes are so boring this semester.

On another note, I had the craziest thing happen on Friday. I went to Q-zar, this laser tag place near me, with some friends of mine the other day. I needed to put my sweatshirt away after the first game because it was really hot in the gameroon, so I got the keys to go put it away. The guy who was driving was using his mom's car, and I'd only seen it in the dark since we went at night. But I found what I thought to be his car, unlocked the front door with his keys, and tossed my sweatshirt in back. Well, I went out later to put away some stuff I'd won from the arcade, put the key in the lock, but then saw that there was already someone in the car. Someone I didn't know. I apologized profusely and thankfully she returned my sweatshirt, which I'd also put in her car by mistake. Turns out my friend's keys lock and unlock this other car!!!!
Earlier in the evening, neko-hanyou had also taken both of our purses (hers containing her debit card and cell, mine containing my brand-new digital camera) to the car. When it came time to leave.......no purses. We panicked after searching the entire car, then I remembered my own mix-up so we shone a light into the front seat of the car I'd put my stuff in earlier by mistake. No luck. So we called the cops and we were panicking, then we decided to check the other car one more time, because our driver's nice leather coat and digital camera were still in his car. We unlock the door and look between the two front seats, and sure enough, there are the purses and neko-hanyou's leather coat. I'm just glad the other car was still there.
But how freakish is that? A car of a different model, parked three spaces over from us, had the same keys?? Wow. But it turned out fine, thankfully, after a few near heart attacks.

random book recommendations:

Luna, by Julie Anne Peters
Totally Joe, by James Howe (P.S. Cher, Julia, and Keanu do not play the xylophone.)
Uglies, by Scott Westerfeld
Rainbow High, by Alex Sanchez (and the two before it)
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, by Lisa See
Memoirs of a Geisha, by Arthur Golden

Not that neko-hanyou's gotten me hooked on reading or anything...

And if you haven't already seen it, go rent Rent. If that makes sense. Good movie.