Towards the end, I finished up watching the Sekirei series, which was as emotionally involving as it was prone to expose boobs. It's basically an ecchi harem comedy mixed with a typical power struggle anime, but it's really well done. Actually, I'm a little ashamed of enjoying it, not because of the ecchi undertone but rather because many animes are a bit like an MMORPG in that they first try to ensnare the viewer and then refuse to ever end. I was fool to think there'd actually be a conclusion by episode 12 -- hell no, they're going to milk all the money out of those utters that they can.
Things I did not accomplish that I was hoping to accomplish during the 10 days of Spring break:
- Put development into a BYOND game. I sort of think this is important to my identity, as it involves generating an artifact to indicate that I can do more than talk about games.
- Study for my Spanish midterm coming up tomorrow. At all. Have I completely mentally clocked out of school or what? Not good. It's not too late to do a bit of studying, but the overwhelming bulk of the load is memorizing things, and that's something that's a lot easier to do over time.
- Exercise. Well, I might have exercised for a half hour a couple of days, but it would have been better to do this each day. All this sitting around no doubt contributed to my fatigue.
- Finish Star Ocean: Second Evolution. Just so I could justify spending $30 on it. Conseqently, I renewed my subscription to GameFly under the rationale that I hope I'm never tempted to buy a game I can't play again.