That was kind of startling.
The description reads: "basicly the BEST TT ART i could find along with great music....". From this we can learn three things: 1) YouTube member missjumpcity can't spell 2) She has deplorable taste in music (High School Musical? Seriously?) and 3) She has impeccable taste in fanart. Yes, from 2:05-2:14 and 3:12-3:36, two of my Teen Titans fanworks are exhibited--the second time this has happened in a slideshow AMV.
I'm flattered. I think.
Oh, and I'm not credited at the end along with other artists, but that's okay because neither were TGN compatriot Buzzard or professional Glen Murakami. Anytime I can be categorized along with those two talented people, it's okay.

TODAY'S BOOK: "The Middle Moffat", by Eleanor Estes ((c) 1942)

Labels: video

"Ooh, this is awesome!... I like this a lot!" -- Ravenisawesome
"I'm impressed... That was really intense, and well done." -- BAColeNC
"That was wicked awesome!" -- TeenTitans4Ever
"FANTABULOUS!!! Seriously, I've run out of words that can describe how great your story's chapters are... Thank you for this wonderful story you've made." -- blackbird15
"Really interesting!" -- ZombieSlade

So it's not as much as the first go around--it's still nice to get such praise for my second fanfiction.



TODAY'S BOOK: "The Chocolate Touch", by Patrick Skene Catling ((c) 1952)

UPDATE!
Here are reactions from the stories' repostings on FF.net:
You Never See it Coming (story #1):
"Good story." -- Waterdog (15 year old)
"Color me impressed... This is really good." -- Cylor (32-year old TGN member)
"Interesting concept with your story. Love it. Great job." -- contagiousCHRISTian (Philippinean)
"Beautifully written." -- ReoccuringComatose
"Awwz, this is an awesomely written story. You're doing great, keep it up." -- GraceFangsandFire (Canadian)
"I found it to be well written and the characters seem to be in character as well... You did a great job writing this." -- titanfan45 (49-year-old autobody repairman)
"Definitely a good story... Thanks again for a great read." -- J.M. Bowers (23-year-old from Nevada)
"You're doing a SUPER job on this, they're all in character, good job!" -- what lurks beneath (18-year-old Canadian)
"Incredible... It's an awesome story." -- rainbowstrike
"First time I cried in a fanfic. Incredible..." -- Everything you know is fangirl (Muslim Berber)
"That's awesome." -- Jasper's Lil Red (12 year old)
"This story made me CRY! Sad sad sad. Good writing though." -- Titantastic
"It's pretty interesting." -- Byn
"Whoa, that was deep, and I enjoyed it very, very much." -- Somewhere In Time (17-year-old Korean)
"This is eerily cool." -- cRaZyMaN676

Suspension (story #2):

"THAT. WAS. FREAKY. But good nonetheless." -- Raptured Rainbow (Chinese)
"Interesting." -- Kyer
"Keep it up!" -- J.M. Bowers
"This was pretty good. Creates a legitimate suspense and had fun with the characters." -- KF fan
"That's some imagination you've got. I've never read anything like this... Great story. You did a great job writing it." -- titanfan45
"Breathtaking. I admire your mind for all these ideas, they were AMAZING. I loved it!!... I hope you write another amazing story like this." -- Somewhere In Time

Labels: biographical

This quote and design, prepared on Adobe Illustrator, just won a bumper sticker contest held by the right wing grassroots political organization Mattot Arim. I got nationwide printing, 1,800 NIS, and a daylong of Happy :-)
This was my first ever practical application of Adobe Illustrator and as such the first time my just-completed Computer Graphics course paid off--may it continue to do so for ever more!

TODAY'S BOOK: "The Bronze King", by Suzy McKee Charnas ((c) 1988)

Labels: graphics

Boy, I've really been neglecting this blog, haven't I? Quite a bit of time had to pass before I'd realized this milestone had been reached.
But better late than never! (Or pregnant. But that's a whole 'nother story.)
What's happened since the last, first anniversary?


Sea-of-Green and her Hoosier Journal of Inanity reach out
Where am I on Google?
Finally, the ShiurTimes has gotten around to listing me on its Contributors page.
Deconstructing mayoral campaign slogans
The final edumacational year kicks off

How much do I have?
All my 32s
Disappointing election results...
My first Internet rant
...twice.
something completely different
Kurt Busiek is awesome
Your Horoscope For Today arrives
The top 32 results for a Google search of "32"
15, a new record for posts in a calendar month

Citius, Fortius, Satius
The most memorable part of an otherwise forgettable movie
Babes aplenty... and a ballcock
It doesn't count as "work" if you have fun doing it
What does all day and Ctrl+V make?
The World's Greatest Criminal Mind is #1
A list of lists finishes off List Month
16, a new record for posts in a calendar month (no, that's not a typo)

The best darn TV commercial ever
Scraping the bottom of the gags barrel
My first ever foray into animation
I'M HOLDING KURT BUSIEK OVER MY HEAD!!!
Please just watch this.
The Wakka Wakkas have their revenge
So do the smocks
Bill Stickers is innocent
Your Horoscope For Today leaves

The deliberately incaustic cartoon
When I first saw this... my eyes bugged out and I began slapping my face hysterically.
The revenge of the injury that was never even remotely funny
Spam addresses
Darth Obvius resurfaces
The ShiurTimes is renamed, ZOMGBBQ
The blog's three thousandth
What a lark. Not!

A little bit
"Blue Beetle" quotes
My first AMV inclusion
The All-Villain Baseball Team
Good luck and Godspeed, guys.
Speculation on Spider-man's middle name and bashing Batman
Reactions to my first fanfic
My less modest contribution to Let's Glorify Guy Week

Just all seriousnessositiness
12 out of 30 MLB teams (40%) begin the season with 32s on their rosters
I saw a lion charging in real life!
An Illustrated room
A look at the babbles' subject
I started off with Ellen Raskin as "mesmerizing".

Worries...
That's not how you spell Cappuccino or Frappuccino
The top 28 uploadable results for a Google Images search of "32"
Parting ways with the IsraTimes
The greatest Metly 32

The Jerusalem Post. Wow. Just... wow.
Furious Five humanized
First jpost.com cartoon
Creating a second blog for my artwork

Political cartoons switch over to The Eighth Day
How the All-Star Game became so fleeped up
and four thousandth hits.
Pretty hoity-toity, given that I've got 12 more years to reach that plateau
Together, they fight CRIME.
"Son of man, can these bones live?"

Star Trek: DS9 and Rule 34
and another little bit of YouTube and myself dies
As soon as he saw the duck, Elmer knew it was going to be a bad day.
A whole mess of introductions
Mispelled is misspelled
"Demonstrates defenestration"!

Milagro and her friends will kick your butt
Hallelujah, Abigail...
The final edumacational year comes to a close


Who knows what another year will bring Giant Boogers from Outer Space? Hopefully less apathy.

TODAY'S BOOK: "The Ellimist Chronicles", by K.A. Applegate ((c) 2000)

Labels: 32, random, the blog, wakka wakka

Lotse ofe theme.

TODAY'SE BOOKE: "The Book of Names", bye Jill Gregory ande Karen Tintori ((c) 2007)

Labels: bait 'n' switch