Season Tickets mark the coming of Spring!

[dr4b]

Three momentous things occurred today.

1. I got my Mariners season tickets in the mail
2. I installed Photoshop on my new computer
3. I found the drivers for my scanner

Which resulted in the following:


Mariners Season Tickets are love.

Heh heh. I just couldn't resist. Dunno why.

Anyway, I guess it was a good day. I went to dinner with Eli tonight because I hadn't seen him in like, two months. We went to an Indian place in Ballard which had really good food but really bland chai, and just caught up on stuff. I guess no matter what happens, I still sort of feel like I can talk to Eli about just about anything, which is good. And he reminded me that I need to nag Josh about softball. So I will go do that once I finish this entry.

After I came home I did the above silliness with my season tickets, and I watched the first episode of ランチの女王 (aka "Lunch Queen"), which looks like it'll be an incredibly silly dorama about a bunch of guys running a lunch restaurant and a girl whose favorite thing in the world is going to restaurants for lunch. Not a compelling plot, but the cast is full of a ton of actors that I like, and so far it's very funny. It'll probably go in the queue for after H2.

I also watched the Mariners Limited Edition (aka the "Thank god you renewed your season ticket plan!") DVD, which I wrote about over on Marinerds.

Now, I should go to sleep soon, although I'm feeling pretty silly and energetic about my season ticket rainbow gag, heh.

Comments

[kawaru.livejournal.com]

I haven't seen any of the first one except the first episode last night. Seems like if you watch the first one, you'll know a bit more about the characters than if you don't, but there wasn't really much in the second one that made me go "huh? What's going on here? Why didn't they explain it?" Oh, and so far(after the first episode of season 1) it seems like all the recurring characters from both are the same actors except Shima, the oldest sister.