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I got episode 65! Wahaha, shounen ai goodness! Oh, I so rock! Hehehehehehe... It was worth it! Worth every second!

Yes, I enjoyed the episode. I've also watched 66, 67, and 68, so now I just have 69 and 70 to go. I'm trying not to watch 69 so quickly since the verison of 70 I downloaded has no sound, and I'm trying to download a new one.

It's taking forever, which isn't a surprise with KaZaA. Oh well.

Seeds of Love is coming along good. I'm a little more than halfway done with part three, and right now I'm writing a scene at the waterfall for Aya and Youji. After that, there will be one for Ken and Omi, then another for Aya and Youji, and a final one for Ken and Omi. Both couples will get a little lip action for the first time. Though it's deliberate for Aya and Youji, and accidental for Ken and Omi. Hehe. Oh well. Part four will hopefully have lemon for both if my inspiration doesn't fail me.

And it's very hard to have an "accidentally" have sex, no matter how much they might try.

Anyway. That's about all. I have my belly-dancing class this morning, and then a computer seminar. I'm not sure if it's cancelled, though, because yesterday's class was cancelled since our instruction was sick.

Hmm... guess I'll just have to go there and find out.

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Special update!

I finally got around to watching that subtitled version of Spirited Away that I downloaded to my computer! Actually, I was trying to find excuses to avoid doing my homework, and I thought 'Weeeell, this has been sitting here for soooo long, I should just watch a *little* bit - maybe half...' Haha. As if.

Two hours later...

First of all, Chihiro (main character) is about a hundred times smarter than her parents! I find this highly amusing. Hehe, dumb adults. What morons they are! (as I ignore the fact that I am legally an adult, too) Stupid father drives the car the wrong way, into a deserted road. Stupid parents decide to wander into the strange-looking building with a huge archway for a door. Stupid parents wander into strange food setup thinking it's an abandoned carnival. Stupid parents eat food without considering the strangeness of food being unguarded and left out in the open. Chihiro, being smart, wanders away. She is not turned into a pig. Parents, however, are.

Geez...

Chihiro is then saved by KEN ICHIJOUJI FROM DIGIMON!!!!! Oh no, wait, it just *looks* like him. Suuure. They haven't fooled me. Clearly this is Ken in disguise. He must have used his special digivice that allows him to enter weird universes (like the Dark Ocean) to offer assistance to innocent, sensible little girls whose parents get turned into pigs.

Chihiro manages to be put to work instead of being turned into a pig like her parents. So then, Ken... ah,I mean Haku, yes, of course, Haku. Then Haku admits that he knows her from somewhere. Maybe they knew each other before he became the Kaizer.

Haku is a DRAGON! That is insanely cool!

Chihiro manages to overcome all odds by extreme persistance. I like Chihiro. She's a pretty neat person. I especially got to like her after the dragon flew into her room and she discovered he was injured. I mean, she risked her own life to go help him. Good for her!

Dragon turns back into a human. Poor Haku.

And... Chihiro visits the NICE witch to find a way to save her parents. Ken helps too. I mean Haku. Haku helps too. That's the point where they say goodbye and Chihiro goes back to her world. She will see Haku again, right? Of course she will.

But we'll never see it.

That's because Ken will have to go back to the Digimon universe and stop calling himself Haku.

What a great movie! I loved every minute of it!

For some reason, it reminded me of Princess Mononoke. They weren't really that similar, though... Maybe it was just the feel of the movie. I'm not really sure, but I know that I liked it. Although... I liked the music from Princess Mononoke better.

If this ever comes to theaters in my city in its dubbed form, I'll have to drag V, Jo, and Jen to go see it. And Sarah, too.

That was just damn good.