Being furloughed for 3 months during summer is kinda cool. Feels like summer vacation from school when I was a kid.
I can't believe how many new drawings I've made, feels good to actually stay up in the wee hours of the morning just doodling, something I haven't done since I was in high school.
I've finally got around to finishing that MG Sinanju from Gundam Unicorn which is the best designed mecha EVER. I'm not joking, look it up. It's like the Sazabi, but about 74x awesomer. I'm about halfway through the MG Deathscythe Hell Custom, which is also one of the coolest Gundams, I loved this one ever since I first watched Endless Waltz on Toonami in the late 90's, can't believe it took this long to get an MG.
The amount of TV I have watched is just staggering. I have devolved into the worst form of couch potato I've watched FMA: Brotherhood, Claymore, Soul Eater, High School of the Dead, Xam'd, Blue Exorcist, Dragonball Z Kai, Camelot(AWFUL), the 2 seasons of Spartacus on Starz, and Game of Thrones. I could go on forever about Game of Thrones, but I'll say just watch it if you subscribe to HBO, if not, read the books or wait a few months for the Blu-Ray/DVD. Amazing, amazing, AMAZING, perhaps the best show I have ever watched. I have the biggest crush on Daenerys too, and my burning hatred for Joffrey may even eclipse my hatred for Holiday in Cambodia, I would seriously punch the actor Jack Gleeson in the face in real life for playing such an obnoxious, spoiled prick. The opening is downright awesome, I even went so far as to teach myself how to play the theme on piano. Sooooooooo good, the 10 month wait until season 2 will be excruciating. At least book 5 comes out next month, so that should make the wait less painful.
Other than that, my dark skies seemed to have turned bright blue. Don't know what it was, but I feel like a new person. I don't feel tired 24/7, I also am more outgoing, and I don't have this hatred for humanity like I kind of used to. My ankylosing spondylitis doesn't bother me any more. I can easily sleep 8 hours straight every night, I have finally let go of the pain of losing my dog of the past 20 years. People say not to get too attached to your pets, but I'm 26 and my little dog Smokey died just before turning 21, so it was really rough for me. Then I realized I was incredibly blessed to have her that long, most peoples' dogs don't live half that long, and she never had any health problems. Upon realizing that, I know she died living a full life and it was easy to move on. Since then, we've brought in a new 1 year old Chocolate Lab to the family and she is basically a 60lb ball of pure energy. Still prefer small dogs over big ones, but her energy is damn infectious.
I also have my first niece/nephew on the way in August. Soooooooo excited, gonna try to visit my twin sister shortly after she gives birth. I have certain issues, mainly genophobia, that kind of make me feel I will never be a father, but I really do love kids and hope my sisters have plenty of them! All I know is, I am totally going to spoil this kid and (s)he's going to beg Julie every day to come visit her Uncle Stevie. I dunno, this may sound weird, but the thought of having a little niece coming to visit and running up to me and giving me a hug and a kiss on the cheek just makes me melt. I keep telling her I hope she has a girl, but a boy will be awesome too. I'll teach him all the bad things his dad can't, like my uncles did to me! mwahahahaha