I believe my major is public health and safety. All of the mandatory courses are already set by our program department which we can't really choose from. They do give us some freedom with different options on courses with lower/upper liberal studies. I really wanted to take a course on Japanee language, but we had none. Instead, I did enrol in an introduction to Spanish course.
Final year do give us some different pathway as we need to choose between laboratory research project or field project.
Have you tried watching Ballroom e Youkoso? What do you think!
People tend to criticize the anime and manga for its irregular length of the neck. But I find that ballroom dancers, in general, have an appearance of the long neck because of their posture and training. What's your intake auntron~
Ahaaa! I see~ you only acting like that :D Let me know if you get your A :D
You should read the mangas. It's really refreshing - Mostly, the mangas are better than anime, but it can be vice versa: like Tenshi ni Narumon.
Ah I see :) Deaf people has definetly an uncomfy life. And sign language can be so exciting! I guess that your dog understands the american sign language - and I'm curious how he interacts with you. Haha~ you have definetely a cute dog!
I'm not the owner, but I have two cats. A lil'old lady cat and a cheeky cuddle cat. :)
My favourite anime is between Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari, Ballroom e Youkoso and 3-gatsu no lion.
It's so hard to choose between them because they all left me a good remark about them.
Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari has incredible animation, and scenes are well captured throughout! I keep getting awed at the graphic, how good it is and has 45 minute long episodes...
I got into Ballroom e Youkoso through the manga at first. I was sceptical at first, but once I read it, I just couldn't let it go. Just kept reading and reading, I was in a spiral until chapters all caught up. Once anime version came out, no hesitation went on to it, and waited for it week after week. The animation was really good too!
3-gatsu no lion, as I said before, drawn towards Kawamoto family.
If I have to choose, it will be 3-gatsu no lion. I Just can't say no to Kawamoto family...
I also love silver spoon as well... there's just too many good anime!
Yeah 3-gatsu no lion is so great!
I got really into 3-gatsu no lion because of Kawamoto family. It makes me feel of envy, warmth and welcoming feeling from them. At first, it was about the protagonist, but soon it became a protagonist and people around them. Makes you go through their struggles and characters grew on me quickly...
I really like the movie - it's so heartfelt. Especially if you can sympathise with Shoko. Did you read the mangas? For myself, I was born with adhere eustachian tubes, so I can relate how Shoko felt in the movie. Fortunately, the doctors find a way to let me hear again. And I'm impressed that you know sign language - even that your dog Blue can understand it. He looks very cute :)
I believe my major is public health and safety. All of the mandatory courses are already set by our program department which we can't really choose from. They do give us some freedom with different options on courses with lower/upper liberal studies. I really wanted to take a course on Japanee language, but we had none. Instead, I did enrol in an introduction to Spanish course.
Final year do give us some different pathway as we need to choose between laboratory research project or field project.
Yeah, I was getting real busy with school as well. Its almost finals and will be a nightmare starting next week.
Are you sure you can take their neck game? It can get pretty long...
Have you tried watching Ballroom e Youkoso? What do you think!
People tend to criticize the anime and manga for its irregular length of the neck. But I find that ballroom dancers, in general, have an appearance of the long neck because of their posture and training. What's your intake auntron~
Yes, it's really one of the legends. Right up there with Cory in the House xD
Ahaaa! I see~ you only acting like that :D Let me know if you get your A :D
You should read the mangas. It's really refreshing - Mostly, the mangas are better than anime, but it can be vice versa: like Tenshi ni Narumon.
Ah I see :) Deaf people has definetly an uncomfy life. And sign language can be so exciting! I guess that your dog understands the american sign language - and I'm curious how he interacts with you. Haha~ you have definetely a cute dog!
I'm not the owner, but I have two cats. A lil'old lady cat and a cheeky cuddle cat. :)
My favourite anime is between Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari, Ballroom e Youkoso and 3-gatsu no lion.
It's so hard to choose between them because they all left me a good remark about them.
Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari has incredible animation, and scenes are well captured throughout! I keep getting awed at the graphic, how good it is and has 45 minute long episodes...
I got into Ballroom e Youkoso through the manga at first. I was sceptical at first, but once I read it, I just couldn't let it go. Just kept reading and reading, I was in a spiral until chapters all caught up. Once anime version came out, no hesitation went on to it, and waited for it week after week. The animation was really good too!
3-gatsu no lion, as I said before, drawn towards Kawamoto family.
If I have to choose, it will be 3-gatsu no lion. I Just can't say no to Kawamoto family...
I also love silver spoon as well... there's just too many good anime!
What's your favourite anime auntron?
Yeah 3-gatsu no lion is so great!
I got really into 3-gatsu no lion because of Kawamoto family. It makes me feel of envy, warmth and welcoming feeling from them. At first, it was about the protagonist, but soon it became a protagonist and people around them. Makes you go through their struggles and characters grew on me quickly...
Akari-san is such a lovely character.
Niiice~ not bad! You seems like a smart guy :D
I really like the movie - it's so heartfelt. Especially if you can sympathise with Shoko. Did you read the mangas? For myself, I was born with adhere eustachian tubes, so I can relate how Shoko felt in the movie. Fortunately, the doctors find a way to let me hear again. And I'm impressed that you know sign language - even that your dog Blue can understand it. He looks very cute :)
That sounds nice :) What are you studying?
I'm feeling fine and happy ^-^