Someday, I'll get back to reading things on here: · 5:11am Nov 6th, 2013
That day however is not as close as I may like it to be. It will always be something from which I gain large amounts of entertainment: reading Twixie fics written here. Yet a great many other things have been on my list of things to read for some time now.
Having previously read Fallout Equestria, I semi-recently began reading Project Horizons; that story is nothing if not long. By my estimates I'm maybe 15% of the way through it. In addition I've just finished rereading Ender's Game so that I could properly criticize the movie; this means of course that now I have to finally get around to reading the four books that follow it. Other than those two particular areas of concern I've about 30 light novels to read of To Aru Majutsu no Index, a handful more of Railgun, the Engineer series of books recommended to me years ago by who was once a close friend, a couple of physics books for personal interest, random books for random classes, and dear god the list continues on.
I can only hope that perhaps I find enough time before this semester comes to an end to at least catch up on Project Horizons and finish the Ender Quintet. Winter break will hopefully find me back here reading about the greatest and most powerful pair of ponies in all of Equestria. Until then, it's back to learning Japanese and reading for at least 3 to 4 hours a day for the next 6 weeks.
And no ... I don't quite know why I'm bothering to even post this. Sometimes I just like to hear myself talk, or in this particular case write.
Edit: And apparently ... I just missed NaNiwa 3-0 Revival to secure himself at Blizzcon. Something to watch tomorrow after two exams I guess. Remember kids, this is what happens when you read, you miss important StarCraft games >.>
Is this a response to my message?
More than anything else it's me simply posting my thoughts in an arbitrary location. Coincidentally, I had found myself here at the time as opposed to facebook or my tumblr where I occasionally post.