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Your father seems very interesting. =P

I take pretty crazy notes too. But I end up condensing them to the basic information to the people who I know don't have patience.

On the gods/goddesses note, that stuff is more learned in English class here. We have a mythology unit incorporated into freshmen English classes~

True enough. Which is why my school has a student bulletin. =P

@Thursday - My Global History class does stuff like this with several areas in history. Like, Africa before European arrival and early Mesoamerica - I would have loved to learn more about those. Especially Africa, which wasn't really taught, but rather "Here's some info charts, read an article on one place in Africa, take notes, then exchange notes with other people who did other places." Almost no one took good notes, and that resulted in me not being confident during the Africa quiz. ><

On a lighter note, Spirit Weeks are always awesome. B)

People are too lazy these days.

It should be pretty easy to find online.

And I used the bus, metro, and my feet. Combined. =P

My parents got me The Annotated Alice for my birthday. It's helped me understand both books well. Check online, maybe?

This year's Bfair should be crazy awesome. Even more cuz I'll probably not run off to tour DC like last time. B)

Ah I see. Different places have different perspectives, I guess. =P

I thought stuff was better bloomed in the springtime. =P But I can't wait to see~

lol cacti

But that looks beautiful. ^^ *wishes to go now*

I wanna seeee. =O

It does sound pretty special nonetheless.

Meep @ the creeped out part.

Oh snap you have botanical gardens there too. =O

zomg Top-Secret Clearance. Sounds special.

Well, there's bound to be an info-guru somewhere in this world. Find him/her, and you shall have plenty of information at your hands. >=D

All the tickets for the coming weeks that I can attend are sold out, and the exhibit ends April 26. So no chance for me.

Oh. I wouldn't know, the only cacti here are in the botanical gardens and flower shops. =P

But what if I'm one of those dudes who has access to like a ton of information so therefore I am a very good resource to go to for help? =O (I'm not, by the way xP)

I have a crazy teacher. In some entry far back in this blog I talked about him. =P

Before we started doing soccer his so-dubbed "boot camp" was scary. ._.

Spink: Tim Burton thing didn't work out. Five minutes ago there were tickets (timed tickets, to be precise), and now they're sold out. .__. Oh well.

Blade: No idea. Since we're doing, we might play a game, or he might test us. Overall, no idea. xP

Nuuu your hand D: I hope it gets better. Though I have no idea where you found a cactus to fall on. =P

And I'm around. =O

Blade, you need to be more creative when naming people. =P

Thank you very much, people, you're all awesome. Though I haven't picked one yet, I will get to that later. =D

Ah, okay, that's good. =P

How about you fly me a helicopter tour over NYC? It would be extra awesome. =O

Hopefully the manual's not a thousand pages of fine print with SAT-level words used every other word. =P

And NYC overall is awesome. I want to take a helicopter ride over it, though, for added awesome.

That sounds awesome. =O It's nice that you're looking into this stuff. And meep at the manual.

The squadrons in NYC were reportedly the first to get pictures of Ground Zero on 9/11.

See how cool NYC is? B)

What kind of organization is this? *has curiosity*

@Dudebot: Yes I did. =O

And yeah yeah, I could just email it to you right now and that'd be your copy. =P

@The rest: Thankee =D

No, I don't. I know a place to get the stuff downtown but it's troublesome for me to get there.

When I have the time and an idea I do MOC. For example, I shall be MOCing for Brickfair, most likely.