So, I got back from university a few weeks ago and had nothing to read. After a week or two I conceded and decided to read one of my mother’s books (one that I bought for her last year). It was the first book in a series which spawned one of my favourite television programmes – Dexter. The first novel in the series is called “Darkly Dreaming Dexter”, by Jeff Lindsay.
My first year as a Television Production student at the University of Gloucestershire has come to an end, and I’ve decided to share something with you all. I know it has been quite some time since I last posted in this blog, but I thought it would be nice to share this, and get your opinions on it. Read more
As part of the review thread of the Anime Society on The Student Room, I watched and gave a brief review of the first episode of Nana. And here is that review.
Well, it seems that once again I’ve neglected this blog – I should really stop doing that. This post shall serve two purposes – to update you all on the information contained in the previous post (Winter Season Pickups) and to inform you on what I picked up from the Spring serving of Anime.
It’s taken me a while to get around to it, because this season seems mostly terrible, but I’ve decided on what I’m going to pick up.
I’m finally getting on with the reviews for the new season, so here it is! My review of the first episode of Durarara!
So, I’m FINALLY getting started on the new season. Well, I say finally, but I already watched an episode of Qwaser … and let it be forgotten. Here begins the review of Baka to Test to Shokanju! Read more
I’ve decided to go ahead and resume One Piece. I stopped watching it a long time ago for two reasons;
1) Hearing “Gomu Gomu no” all the time got really annoying.
2) The voices of Luffy and Usopp got REALLY annoying.
But I’ve gone past this now. I was on episode 11 and now I’ve watched up to 15. Taking a short break for a bit but will try to catch up. If I had torrenting available to me it’d be much easier, but I only have direct downloads and I’m struggling to find somewhere to get them from, but I’m sure I’ll find something.
Until next time,
Corona.
