I'm totally not supposed to have my computer at work, especially on a weekend when we have so many players in the casino, but I hit a deadline on two fics that I realized I'd miss otherwise and then feel horrible and have to go hide under my desk for a week until I felt better. And it's cramped under there.
The good news is that I got one of them done.
I'm about halfway through the second and it's doing nothing like what I thought it would when I started it. *sighs* But, then again, it has Rikkai in it and they rarely, if ever, do what I want them to do in a fic piece. Love Rikkai.
Just randomness. I'll return you to your weekends now. Meme's when I get home and can actually focus on them. Big Slick Blackjack is packed and that's a table a lot of kids play so chance for a lot of problems/cheaters. Fortunately I can type and watch TV at the same time.
Oh yeah, I've started learning kanji. I'm aiming for 25 a week, which I don't think is unreasonable. I mean, I've got about 2,000 to learn and didn't realize how complex some of them were. I fail. F. *grins*
The good news is that I got one of them done.
I'm about halfway through the second and it's doing nothing like what I thought it would when I started it. *sighs* But, then again, it has Rikkai in it and they rarely, if ever, do what I want them to do in a fic piece. Love Rikkai.
Just randomness. I'll return you to your weekends now. Meme's when I get home and can actually focus on them. Big Slick Blackjack is packed and that's a table a lot of kids play so chance for a lot of problems/cheaters. Fortunately I can type and watch TV at the same time.
Oh yeah, I've started learning kanji. I'm aiming for 25 a week, which I don't think is unreasonable. I mean, I've got about 2,000 to learn and didn't realize how complex some of them were. I fail. F. *grins*
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Personal experience: even if you learn 300-500, if you don't use them on a weekly basis, you'll soon forget them... though hiragana and katakana remains.
I do have games in Japanese that I could probably practice with. The problem is knowing which ones.
"su" in "suki", to like, is the kanji for woman and child put together as one. "na/mei" is katakana "ta" and "ro" put together.
huh, I'll have to check that out. I've started with the most basic (numbers and a couple of others) because of the book I'm using.