About this Blog
When I was younger, my brother for some reason found my rantings amusing enough to think I should have my own website. I no longer run that site because I forgot the password. Long story; it’s not simple. So when a friend suggested I start a blog, I thought, okay, it’s like a continuation, right?
In this blog, Scales of Libra, I will write about both serious issues (categorized as Serious Side) and less serious things (categorized as Light-Hearted side). So, it will run the gamut from politics to cats, science to entertainment, all unified by my voice and outlook. At least, that’s what I figured initially. As I move forward with it, I feel the need to narrow my focus, which was happening anyway. So, you can expect the Serious Side posts to be largely centered on politics, and the Light-Hearted Side posts to be focused on my favorite forms of entertainment: music, manga, video games, and books.
I’m always curious about the people whose words I read on the largely anonymous internet, so I’ll tell you a bit about myself. I’m a 20-something, female, carbon-based life form, born under the sign of Libra (explains a lot), and am currently working in Japan as an Assistant Language Teacher on the JET Program. So, Konnichiwa. I enjoy drawing, manga, Macs, and making bad jokes, to say but a few things. Oh, and mayoral scandals notwithstanding, I love Detroit!!
I have made a separate blog for my JET experience: Lucky Hill. Which is why I don’t talk about my job too much on here.
Mar 03, 2009 @ 07:20:41
I love John K. King bookstore myself, how ’bout you? Like your blog and it’s nice to find someone else that experiences the D and it’s burbs.
Peace to you,
Mar 03, 2009 @ 14:17:19
Thanks and welcome!
Yeah, John K. King is a cool place to go, even if only to browse. Can’t quite afford the nifty collectible books right now but, one can dream. ^_^
Jan 11, 2010 @ 10:38:40
Oh, I am sorry, I just read here, that you do live in Japan! How long have you been here? I assumed, that you are a university student, talking about your “professors”
I sorry!
Jan 11, 2010 @ 13:06:02
I’ve been in Japan for 5 months now. Before that, well, it’s a long story. ^o^ But I did study Japanese in college before coming on JET; it’s those professors I was referring to.