Just ordinary day at university

• -waiting for Latin exam part orally-
• Groupmate1: Rememeber how lecturer suggested throwing book at wall? How about we thow it through the window?
• Me: We are in 9th floor...
• Groupmate2: But imagine how fast it would go down!
• Me: Yeah, imagine person walking casually and then being hit by book. Instant kill.
• Groupmate2: We should tie rock to that book just to make sure it would really hit.
• Me: Or we could throw a brick.
• Groupmate1: *ruffles through her bag* Oh, I have matches! We could set the door on fire!
• Groupmate1: Or we could lock lecturer inside until he writes us the marks we want.
• Me: ....
• Me: We are evil....

SHE'S HERE!!!

My girl has finally arrived!!! And the box is HUGE!!! I literally started jumping and screaming when I got the call from courier that he's on his way to me with my package. And then I spent those few minutes until his arrival standing by door and looking through eyehole until I saw him climbing the stairs holding huge box. :D My friend encourages me to open the box, so we will be meeting on Saturday and opening it together. ^^

Second girl on her way!

Firstly, some background info: on November 28th of last year I have received my DDH-03 head and since then have been saving for her body. I have made some test photos by putting the had on Sayuri's body and now Miyuki's real body (Obitsu 50cm) is on its way to me. I can't wait till I get her! I even have some plans for her personality and dreams! So far in my head she's a rather shy girl who dreams to become idol! But in order to achieve her dream, she will have get over her shyness first and that's where Sayuri comes in. Now my Sayuri will be dependable big sister! ^.~

22th place...

It turns out Lithuania fucked up relationships with neighbours and emigrants really hard. UK, Latvia, Spain and German (and probably others, too) didn't give us any points and Georgia gave us only 1 point (compared to last year's 12). But 22nd place isn't the last or second last place, so that's the bright side.

WE MADE TO THE FINALS!!!!

I just finished watching 1st semi-final of Eurovisoon and I'm really happy that our Andrius Pojavis and his song "Something" made to the finals. I know that people who made to the final are called randomly but being called 2nd kind of makes me feel good. Now I can only hope that he won't be at the bottom (last year Donny Montell was 14th! ^^). So, yeah, I will keep my fingers crossed.

[AMV] Dunya & Isaac - Lullaby

It's been a quite a long time (almost a year) since I made my last AMV. And so, I made AMV dedicated to Dunya & Isaac from Magi: Last Labyrinth. I'm actually quite fond of this video. ^^ 

WARNING: voilence and major spoilers for Magi episodes 23-25

Few photos~

Since I haven't been very active here altely, I decided to share some photos. Yesterday my friend Hinatule  came over and brough some food made from polymer clay for photoshoot. I must say that her food looks like a real one! More photos on my flickr. ^^

Red Data Girl episode 2

I didn't expect 2nd episode to be streamed on NicoNico Douga, so I was surprised when I found out that 2nd episode is out. But that's fine. Less agony waiting for me. :3

First impressions: Red Data Girl

P.A. Works brings a new anime! Just like with KyoAni, I nowadays I tend to watch any new anime from this studio. Also, character designs are done by Mel Kishida who is responsible for Hanasaku Iroha characters' designs and the opening song is done by Annabel (who also sang Another and Sankarea EDs). But how is anime itself?

Japan?!

Two days ago I saw this poster (on the left). I got interested and yesterday went to library of my university to meet the students from Japan. They came here to promote their university (Tokyo Metropolitan University) since their university and out university has a contract. I wanted to learn more about how can I come to Japan but I guess I would need to ask around in my university. ^^' So, after presentation (which was about Japan, their language, culture and university) we had calligraphy workshop! We (the students and lecturers from our university) divided in three groups and we were shown how to write. Then somebody asked a Japanese lecturer to write his/her (I don't remember who was the person who asked) name. The lecturer did so and then everyone wanted. I got my name written in Japanese as well! Later we just kept asking how to write some words and tried to copy the writing. It was really really fun! I also got one Japanese magazine to take a look at. I picked the magazine in which some manga were being published. I don't remember which magazine that was but it may have been Shonen Jump since all manga were shounen (Bleach, Naruto, Sket Dance, Beelzebub Toriko and a few more I didn't recognize). It must have been quite a sight - me and some guy both were so focused on the magazine that a world outside it didn't exist for us. :D Actually, if I were to meet him again, I totally wouldn't recognize him because I was too busy looking at magazine. xD 

Today was the second day and the meting was held in my faculty and I had no lectures  at that time, so I went to meet the students from Japan again. Sadly I have no photos of us together but I hope that university page will add them. If not, I will totally ask for them. So, today was also divided in two parts. The first part was presentation and second was workshop! Presentation was almost the same as yesterday's with some minor changes. Since I was feeling braver today when they asked who wants to try saying their name in Japanese, I immediately raised my hand. I got a pair of beautiful chopsticks as a prize! Then we had a short break. My acquaintance said that I have Japanese accent. xD After the break we had origami workshop. My crane didn't turn out particulary great  but I am hopeless at things that need delicacy. ^^' On the table was lying a Japanese fashion magazine. I only took photos of extra from it but it was really interesting to find out how Japanese women & men (the magazine itself had a section for men as well) dress. What else? We tried some homemade sushi and I came to conclusion that I'm not really fond of it. I tried sushi a year or two ago and didn't like it. For eating sushi we all got a pair of simpler chopsticks which I found easier to use. I received a lesson from one of the Japanese lecturers how to properly hold and eat with chopsticks. And I also picked "Tokyo Handy Guide" in case I ever go Japan! Now that the event is over I feel really motivated to start learning Japanese! More photos available at Picasa/Google+ web album.