It isn't really. But she's a nutcase. A nice nutcase, but still, I want to know where she gets this stuff. oO

That sounds like fun. oO What sort of lousy music?

what stuff, I'm confused.

I dunno. whatever she listens to. it doesn't make me want to do art when its on. anyways, she left so I'll get to it. bye.

It doesn't really matter. She's freaked out because she thinks the health care bill law will mean the government will implant traceable microchips in everybody. Which, um, isn't true at all. The misinterpreted passage isn't even in the bill that was passed. (Yay, Snopes! And there is linkage to the bill from there, so...)

Anyway, um, have fun! :)

(And, yeah, shutting up about this stuff now. :sweat:)

neh, its too hard to work with the inks and stuff in the little space I have in my room. I'm back.

Aw. *hugs* Welcome back!

*hugs back* tehe. I'm still working on it, but just a drawing that still needs to be traced onto the watercolor paper

That sounds pretty cool. :) What will it be a drawing/painting of?

its a drawing painting mix of a depressed girl with her wrists cut. :sweat:

Oh my. That's... sad? And kind of scary, truth be told.

my project is featuring teen depression and suicide. its a series of 3 paintings and this is the largest one. the other two are smaller pictures that we be attached to it on the sides. one is of a girl shooting herself and the other is a zoomed in more graphic picture of the bleeding wrists. yes, I know its scary.

Wow, Kat. That's intense. And this is for a class?

its supposed to be intense. it is for class. its my final project for Design. we were supposed to do something meaningful and not just make some random piece of art and this is what I came up with.

Wow. Well, don't get yourself depressed over it, Kat.

^_^ I won't. its turning out really well though.

powergirl again!?

Good.

Ehh, I'm showing someone. I guess I could have linked her to the picture here. :gonk:

I'll be back to fae soon, I swear. XD

hehe, I like the fae.

Me, too. :) I also like recycling outfits.

I like recycling paper not outfits. :talk2hand:

Recycling paper's good, too. Ehh, to each her own. :roll:

we don't have many recycling bins on campus. only some paper ones in the art room and random bins in class rooms and a bin for aluminum cans in the dining hall that's only open half the time.

Wow. Well, I don't suppose you're in a state with a bottle deposit, are you? Not that that covers all that much, considering, but it kind of puts people in a recycling mindset, I think.

bottle deposit? I recycled all the time at home and my brother's school has more recycling bins for different types of materials than trash cans. (or so he says)

Yeah. In Michigan, for carbonated soft drinks and beer cans and bottles, you pay ten cents per container deposit up front, which you get back when you return them to the store for recycling. In other states it's a nickel a container.

oh, like getting money for recycling? yeah, we did that at home.

More like getting money back for recycling, but yeah. It really discourages people from throwing out their cans. And encourages other people (who are less well-off), to rescue the deposits from wastebaskets and roadsides.