I'm a crazy combination of everything. . . I think we all are really.

I love to make things. . . . anything. . . everything. . . If you stick around long enough, you'll catch on to that. I can't even begin to list everything that I do craftwise. I'm all over the place. I like it that way. I never do anything long enough for it to become tedious, but I always go back to the things that i enjoy over and over again.

Right now I'm obsessed with all things Japanese. I've working on a lot of Dollfie projects recently, as well as origami, Washi Ningyo, and traditional costume sewing. It's been a trip.

Never know when something else will strike me though. I'm just kinda that type. Fickle when it comes to crafts, hobbies, and obsessions, steadfast when it comes to Joel, friends, and family. I love my people, and that doesn't change.

So, if you like my pics, go a head and gimme a shout out. I love to hear my praises. If you can give me a tip for making something better, holler that too. . . I can only hear my praises if I'm doing it right, if you help me to do that, you'll earn nothing but my respect. ^_^

Due to the Japanophilia that I'm experiencing right now, most of my favorite books are manga. ^_^ Though, I really loved the Kamakaze Girls novel. It was cute.

Don't get me wrong. Shojo manga isn't the only thing I read.

I'm all over the place on that too. I have gone through Joel's entire library of Sci-fi books with love, and I've got a serious thirst for the classics. I also love poetry, though my interest there also wanders about a bit. . . think Robert Herrick, Rumi, Charles Bukowski . . .

Though sometimes, I get sucked into the vilest of vile genres. . . . . oh yes my friends, as of this year, I started reading. . . . . romance novels. . . Sometimes when I think of it, it's enough to just make me wanna shoot something. . .

Seriously though, usually, when you catch me reading it's something that has enough real content to sink my teeth into. . . Something that really makes me think. . . . I like to think . .. .