@Amane: You consider books something similar to living things, right? I have similar experiences with notebooks. My letter is not that graceful and writing on a notebook was an awful experience. Don't even get me started on my drawings. Later, I discovered the wonders of writing with a marker. Markers makes everything cute XD.

@CloudDreamer: They were just stating their views on the subject. Both yours and her views are valid.

As for me, the book looks interesting, but I don't have the money to buy it at the moment (and it isn't sold where I live. Haven't heard about it either).

I'm currently working on a collage, but first i'm cutting the papers and then see what I can do with them.

And Hummy just reminded me about Valentine's Day. I was wondering if I could do some crafts, but knowing my attention span, i'll end up doing totally different.

@ClouDreamer: Oi! You're both fine in here. This is just a clash of opposite ideas. Don't think too deep into it. It is actually another way to expand you horizons and all that jazz.

@ Amane: I see, but I would object on the matter that mint condition is always better. Sometimes a messed up book looks fascinating. The creases, scribbles, etc. gives it somewhat a personality.

Huh?

Are those lyrics? Poem? Does it have something to do with what I was saying?

Maybe I need to go to bed? It's gonna be 3 am anyways. I won't get up early anyways, not sleepy. My body feels tired though.

On a different matter, Hummy, did you just went to Kinsaki? Did something happen there?

My computer can't decide what time it is anymore. O.o
It's 3 hours out and every time I fix it it goes back in a day or two. Very odd.

Huh?! Why would disagreement be an insult? Even though you don't have to agree with the other side, sharing different opinions enriches your knowledge about different people.

Edit: Hi Nephila.

Hello Luna. :D

Just when I feel like chatting my bf comes down with popcorn. I guess it's movie time for me. XD

Uhm, just clarifying just in case. By saying personality, I meant the book goes into a transformation under the owner's hands and ends up into a part of the person themself. It's something like saying "I have lived through this book". But that doesn't mean that it necessarily has more value than a book in a mint condition, which requires a lot of dedication. That's why I say that both you and CloudDreamer have valid points of view.

But buying 2 of the same is a good solution.

Ahhh...I see, my bad. Eh...I would explain some communication process, but i'm not that good explaining things and also my brain feels funny. My hands aren't that shaky anymore though.

@Nephila: Enjoy your movie time!

Eh. I didn't mean to say that a wrecked book makes you a better person. I meant it reflects the person who owns it.

That said, the fact that you prefer mint books and what you just said about hiding who you are matches.

My books are a mess and some of them are moldy, and that's not a good reflection of me D:

And the neighbors have started to drunk-sing, lulz.

I'll go lay down. See ya!

Is anyone around these parts? [poke]

But it's the weekeeennnddd!!! :(
Amane, use your summoning powers!!