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- On a roll, or something similar with Chasing After Midnight Flowers. Think I'll need a couple of days off now. Mostly because I would like to be able to feel anything but pain from this hand again.
I also got to see a ballet of baby spiders right overhead, this afternoon. Still trying to figure out where they all came from since one moment there was nothing, and the next about a dozen of them were hanging just over the desk and sort of randomly swinging and climbing. It was lovely. Except for the fact that I still have to clean up the strands of spidersilk they left behind, but it was worth it. Go eat as many gnats as you can catch, babies. BE MY ARMY OF SPIDERS. Ahem. One later came back down and hung out on my lamp. It kept casting a line, going down a few inches, hanging there, and climbing right back up. No idea what that was about, but certainly I'm one of the very few people in the world that find baby spiders adorable.
So I just recently discovered, finished and continue to be enamored with Kuroshitsuji. But I didn't really care to see the any of the second season, let alone the premiere (I wasn't even aware it was starting this year let alone this month). Until the same very loud person who insisted I watch the original said it was important enough to drop everything for and watch immediately. *snort* Suddenly... I see reason to be keeping up with this. Oh yes. ...Though I do hate following a series in the progress. Despite the patience it takes to weave thousands of beads together, I hate waiting. Anyway, if you liked the first series, watch the first episode of the second. Just trust me on this one; stick through until the end.
I had promised myself not to spend any more money for a couple of months at least, seeing as how I gave in regarding Dante and Nero... but then I spotted a "lightly worn" The Fat Man on Game Audio... for $18 and there is no fucking way I'm not going to pounce. The book is commonly $60 in shitty condition, and there are occasionally surges which send it over $100. I've been waiting for over two years for that chance. So... yes. I should... stop looking on the internet for everything.
And while I personally have no interest in the figure, Hot Toys' Ezio looks absolutely stunning. Hair is always a problem, but it used to be that facial detail was too. Apparently not so much anymore. Add in the articulation and the clothes and that is one quality figure there. I'm sure it's priced accordingly. I really appreciate toys with this much detail.
Now to clean up all of the little cobwebs going on here.
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