This is *so* my year

[kyrasantae]

So, thus far this term:

• There's a Finnish girl in my English class
• There's a Finnish guy in my German class (who took the news that I 'worshipped' Finns much better than Kaarina [above...I *think* that's her name] did - he even listens to Lordi!)*
• The one guy in my chem lab for whom this year is his third year in Canada (from China) is a DT fan
• Just found out another of my old high school friends is also ("I've come to terms with the fact that I listen to awesome music and other people don't :p").
• On Sunday I met a guy who really reminds me of but definitely does not look like you-know-who. Except for the stature and the grin. He seems much more outgoing than you-know-who, and I know where he lives (in my building). (Well, I know where you-know-who lives too, but that's not the point.) I don't mean to be stalking him, but he seems like a nice person to be friends with.

Let's keep the good vibes rolling so I can take back my GPA!


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* P.S. Timo, the Finnish guy, doesn't speak any. So I taught him to say "hyvää päivää", because he asked. That's wrong on *how* many levels?

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[kyrasantae.livejournal.com]

Lordi is mentioned not as an interest I necessarily share with him, but as indication that he is, in his own words, "a proud Finn" :)



I was asking for more out of an RPG than just non-violence -- it has to also be not of the 'high fantasy' type: minimal mythical creatures and history spanning thousands upon thousands of 'years', no polytheistic religion, no conventional incantational magic, and no epic battlegroundness. Must have a spiritual/'power of faith' sort of feel to it. Yeah, it's pretty limiting. Then one gots'ta find someone to host a game.


(ugh, IE, which I use to open Hotmail, doesn't seem to like to hold my LJ cookie. >_< )

[kyrasantae.livejournal.com]

I don't think that's my title to give out. I don't even have that title myself.