Lemonyellowyoshi - Down Where The Yoshi Roam

At the time, I was so angry at Skyward Sword. I used the graphics as an excuse. No, I don’t think the Wii had the ability to give the pastel art-style the most vivid hues, err, I mean dues, that it deserved. But, in reality, I think I was just mad that it wasn’t Majora’s Mask or Ocarina of Time. I’m so passionate about those two games, and they were a special part of my childhood. But, The Legend of Zelda franchise is daring, and bold, and tries new things, and establishes deep, interesting folklore and history. I’ve always loved it all, but, I guess I just had trouble letting go of my childhood. The truth is, Skyward Sword is a fun, quirky, solid addition to the series. There, I’ve said; I was just being an ass. -blushes-

You may be thinking, “well, there have been multiple Zelda releases since ‘Ocarina of Time’ and 'Majora’s Mask.’” And, that’s very true. I’m more inclined towards a more serious, dark take on the whole good versus evil trope in video games. I actually really enjoyed “Twilight Princess.” I think I dismissed the heart and fun and personality of “Skyward Sword” as it not taking the series seriously. But, it is, in its own, fun, lighter way. I was wrong. Sorry, Internet.

I feel like my life-lesson moments are so incredibly like an episode of 7th Heaven. "And, this is the day I learned not to lie;" "This was that one time I learned to not stay up so late." It's all these vivid, horribly cliché focused scenes.

Oh my, I’m so flattered! What a sweet guy! I’m so honoured to have such a talented artist draw my fursona =]

A drawing I did of duck-art’s (super cute) OC, Neill!

That moment when you're unsure whether or not your sarcasm is being picked up. The following moment when you realise you don't care enough to check.

I feel like working in a coffee shop not only has thrown off my comprehension of time, but also has aged me 60 years: "What are all of these 'youths' doing, running around midday? Kids these days have no respect. No wonder the government gets away with classroom sizes; they just assume a third won't even show up! Oh, yeah... It's Saturday... And, it's summer..."