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Bonus video of Grey DeLise doing Yumi's (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi) voice for me!

Hey all, posting an update while I was away for a couple of weeks. Today, I went out with my mom to promote my comic outside of social media.  One of the places we went to was a vintage store and although the owner doesn’t take independent comics, he was interested in my book and wanted me to sign both volumes 1 & 2 with my characters on it! Luckily he had a Sharpie, as I didn’t bring mine, lol. I realized I forgot to draw an eyebrow on one of my characters on the right, but oh well. Fun fact: I’m a leftie! I draw with my left hand. I also successfully got my books in another comic book store called Danger Room Comics in Olympia. I plan to reach out to them sometime this week to see if my comic is in their database. I also came back to Gabi’s Olympic Cards & Comics ( where I had my first event last year ) and was surprised that 2 out of 5 books were sold! I tried looking at more events but still no success. I recently contacted an event called the Olympia Zine Fest but sadl...

Note: post was typed on 4/22, but scheduled to post on 4/30. The game from my childhood in question is Enchanted on the Nintendo DS, released in 2007 to tie-in with the movie of the same name; my favorite Disney movie of all time. I got this at some store on the shelf and the part I hate about the game is playing as Prince Edward riding on his horse. I remember getting frustrated with those segments that I had my mom do it for me. The game follows the whole movie, but there are random slime or mushroom enemies that will attack Giselle for some reason. I remember beating the final boss, Queen Narissa's dragon form at night before waking up in the morning for high school without dying to her. Man, the memories. And I saw the entire credits too and quickly saved my game. I remember my heart beating fast during the fight, and I was scared that my mom or dad would come in and take my DS from me. The game's sword segments gets harder, especially post-game. And post-game. Hoo boy. Whe...

Like my portfolio and official SaGia website , this one is also made by Weebly. I call it: Kira Kira Nostalgia Show. This site will have a blog portion talking about various nostalgic stuff, as well as various stage shows (sometimes).   I’ve started this website since Saturday night, and it’s still a work-in-progress. But, I’m loving with how the site turned out.  The inspiration behind the site would be me reviewing vintage and obscure stuff mostly on my Blogspot blog and archiving manuals over at the Internet Archive, which I started on 4/9. Previously, I was originally going to archive some manuals over at a website called ManualsLib, but the moderators are mean and rejected my submissions, so I chose to move to the Internet Archive after deleting my account over at ManualsLib. Another problem with that site is that it’s full of ads and has a negative reputation over at Trustpilot.  I was nervous uploading some stuff and preserving it over at the archive since pe...