We have to write something about what we want out of a future job!!! Aaaaaaahhh! This is weird considering we were just watching a really depressing documentary about unemployment ( I'm not so sure I'll be able to land a job anymore... next chance I get I'm moving the Luxembourg.).

  However, I don't think my field will be effected by the unemployment many university students are facing because they all want to be teachers or something. There's never a shortage of graphic artists or computer programmer jobs, is there? People still need others to figure out murders and stuff, right? Let's try and see a computer do THAT.

  Now, I have no idea how to use the Canadian Labour Market Info site (plus I'm eating my sub), I don't quite know how to answer the next bullet, but it just tells me to write down what careers I'm interested in ( That should be pretty obvious, as I've stated them several times.).

  I did not find any governing bodies wanting my job field ( although there probably are somewhere, who knows?

  Can I get experience to set me apart from my classmates? Yes, by going  to College instead of University.

  I can figure out stuff like HTML and computer coding to get me into a computer programming job, and digital painting ( which I already do) to get into an arts thing. 

  That's all I want to write about.

It's a work period in Tech because the teacher's away. Who woulda thought? Also, who would've thought I'd have to disable Grammarly because it was annoying the heck outta me and changing my indentations as well as blocking my view? Not like I needed it, though.  Anyway, I borrowed my dad's cell phone this morning to take some "better" photos of the petit I recieved. They may still not be in the most professional level of photography today, but they're definitely better than that joke of a 3DS camera! I'll post a few later in the entry.

  Before that, holy crap, this class is loud! So many chatterboxes! Just because we have a substitute doesn't mean you can just use your outside voice and disregard all manners.

  Lastly, I wrote more for my English section, so that'll be up soon. I hope you enjoy my entirely crap-- wait, I mean totally alright writing style and stuff like that. Haha... Remember, leave me a suggestion and I'll definitely attempt to fix something or incorporate ideas in there somewhere!


  That's all from me, so enjoy some pictures after the break!

Yesterday I went home feeling something good was going to happen ( That's every day, by the way), and it did! Being an insane fan of the Manga series Detective Conan, a while back I went looking for merchandise. Now, I am also quite interested with Good Smile Company, mainly because their figures are extremely detailed despite being so small. They have a series of the smallest, most detailed figures I've ever seen called Nendoroid 'puchi' petit (ねんどろいどぷち), and I found out they made one of the main character a year back in celebration of the 16th movie revealing of Detective Conan! Anyway, I bought it ( along with the book it came with, volume 75 of the series. Too bad I can't read Japanese...), and yeah, it took a few weeks, but as I said: It definitely came! I took a few pictures as well, so I'll post them in this blog entry.

As with most of Good Smile's Petit series, He's absolutely gorgeous! Whatever plastic they used ( I believe ABS, since it said that on the bottom of the box), it feels so great! The colour they used for his skin looks exactly like shortbread cookie dough after hardening... I wouldn't recommend trying to eat him, though! 

  He also sparkles a bit when met with light from certain angles, which I thought was actually really funny! Also, on the paint job, overall the detail ( Like in most of GSC's figures) is spectacular! The only paint bleeding I've observed so far was on his right leg where the shoe joins his sock, which isn't a problem for me.

  The only thing that disappoints me is the unfortunate reality that the glasses are formed to the fringe. Oh well, no glasses-less Conan for me...

  Oh, oh! As well, if you guys are into murder mysteries, lots of blood, and manga, I highly suggest the series! Don't be fooled by the main character looking like a child, though ( He's actually 17, but I won't spoil anything else). It's actually a 16+ rated series! And, the movie this figure was promoting was The Eleventh Striker. It was so fun to watch! Lots of action.

  Anyway, that's it for my fawning, see you guys next entry!

  Wow. I thought Weebly would be a real liability when I first logged on yesterday. I thought it was going to be a repeat of... of Freewebs*shudder*!

  Anyway, this is just for school use. I'll be updating every free period and lunch, I guess ( Oh boy, aren't you going to enjoy it.). Maybe at home too, but very rarely, as I already have another blog I'd rather be on. And no, before you ask, I will not be giving that blog away to anyone.

   Getting on here was an assignment, but first I had to do a presentation on it. Let's just say I made it... humorous. I even ended up laughing in the middle of it because of my expert wit.

  Things you should know is that I enjoy puns, reading murder mysteries, writing intentionally bad fanfiction, drawing ( all of the pictures on this website via myself, unless stated otherwise.), Cheesecake, cute things, the colours blue and pink, and sushi. Lots and lots of sushi. I am a 10th grader/apple fritter and am racing against time to become the best there ever was. I am... a Pokemon trainer! My favourite types of music are Jazz, Rock, Orchestral, Pop, Indie Rock, and Disco ( sort of). Favourite bands are The Divine Comedy, Electric Light Orchestra,  The Orchestra/ ELO Part II, ALL THAT JAZZ, and Katsuo Ohno Band.