In the midst of exams now! Ugh, I feel like I'm gonna do pretty badly this time round. I never imagined that the papers could be so tough. Everyone in class was groaning and complaining about the pepers, especially Science and Literature. Well I'll just have to keep my fingers crossed!

Anyway, wanted to pop by and say some stuff. So here goes. Okay so I've heard the phrase "steampunk" a lot lately. I first heard about it when I was looking through the Outfit Challenge Topics on IMVU. It was totally just itching at the back of my head ever since then, mainly because the genre had great fashion styles. I had recently been looking for something to describe a certain setting where I could merge: fantasy, modern times and the past of steamships and trains, into one picture. Decided to do a little digging on deviantart.com, and completely found just what I was looking for!!! I am truly fascinated and in love with Steampunk!


Picture of a Steampunk kid found on deviantart, I did not make this picture. Credits go to YummyPepe (on deviantart.com).

Yeah, so I got bored while revising for Math (who doesn't, right?), and went on YouTube to watch my fave Childhood Cartoon - As Told by Ginger. My favourite episode is definitely the one where Ginger writes a poem about this girl who wanted to disappear. The episode is called "And She Was Gone". It's a great story with a really well-written poem. When I first saw it when I was 9, it inspired me to start getting into poetry. And no, I don't write those happy and lame childish poems. I write the dark and depressising kind. The closest I've ever gotten to childish is child-like, and even then it's kinda sad. The topic makes us question a whole lot of things, and is usually waaaayyyyy more in depth than some silly or funny poem.


As Told By Ginger - "And She Was Gone" Episode Part 1.

-Pippy