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I did some sewing this weekend and it sucked. I'm not giving up!
I HAVE to finish that SD sweater by the end of the month. What the heck is wrong with me?
Rather than spending my free time knitting like a good girl I've been playing Valkyrie Profile. After all the trouble I went to for a copy of that game you'd think I would have started it sooner! I just started Chapter 2. I've been following a FAQ closely because I want to get the A ending and I'm playing Hard Mode right off the bat because I must have Lezard! The little Lezard with the swirly glasses in Star Ocean 3 was the only thing that was funny about Roger's storyline. ^o^
The period system is hard to get used to but I've been enjoying the game so far. It's very chilling and effective when you use Lenneth's Soul Concentration and you hear the voices talking and screaming. I don't know how that went down in the English version! (Buying the U.S version wasn't even an option considering that it's out of print and usually sells for over $100 on eBay.)
I have to say that Lawry's voice is freaking annoying! (His name was Llewelyn in the English version. Why they have one character named Lawry and another named Lawfer in the Japanese version is beyond me!) He has the same voice actor as Ashton in the Japanese version of Star Ocean 2 and Nash in Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete but I can't remember his name exactly. He really shows the ugly side of puberty with the shrieking and the voice cracking. O_O
I'm not due to paint another doll for a week but I want to. I'm not going to anyway. I'm still working on my story but who knows when I'll be able to legitimately start writing; I've been working too hard on figuring out the character's relationships. I have to have a definite ending in mind and a real plan to work from. One of my biggest problems with writing is that I have a hard time ending stories. I'm not the kind of person who can leave things up to chance and let things fall into place. If I have a distinct idea of how the story is going to end I can always change it later.
