BEEP!
No, you’re still at dayever’s blog – not some weird electrical dude’s.
The above picture is what that is inside of my beloved Prince of Tennis alarm clock.
I found it beside my bed one day… on the FLOOR.
ON THE FLOOR.
SOMEONE TOUCHED MY THINGS AND DIDN’T EVEN BOTHER TO PUT THEM BACK.
The 4 bears were clustered together instead of lined up…you can’t blame the wind even on that, right?
BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!
So what happened if you jump off without a parachute or something along the line?
My darling clock lost a needle – the grey one down there.
Thankfully, the clock is without cracks and still works fine… I think. =/
@#*^@&%!@#
That’s only one thing to cheer me up.
I took out a random DVD (actually I just chose among selected* DVDs).
(*i.e. anything of Nagayan’s)
Switch wo Osu toki
~Kimitachi wa naze ikiteirunda?~
(2006)
About 1 hour and 30 minutes of Japanese without subtitles is torture.
From the time I bought this till now, I am still unable to understand most of their dialogue!
Ok, maybe I understood a little more than last time…*self-encouragement*
To make it easier for myself (or those who came here via search engine) in case I need the information in the future:
Official Site of the Play (2006)
Official blog for the Play (2006)
Rough Translation of the Play (by hinoai)
Rough Translation of the Novel (by hinoai)
Songs from the Play
Theme Songs Lyrics & Translation (by fencer-x)
For 2007 version, find it youself. >=D
*sour grapes because she only has the 2006 version*
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By the way, Julian reminds me of a younger Shiozaki Airu/Irei Daniel.
XD
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