Had a quote, but I forgot it. (Snow on her lips)

What kind of Goth would you be?
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A Denial Goth. *snickers* Scarily accurate. (No, I just...like to wear black. Really!)

Aaaand, about three hours later, all the backlog of friends posts are read. Meep.

( One more quiz...sorry about that. )

Really want to just do my coat. Need sleep. *sigh* Just finished opening night of Hamletmachine. Surprisingly good show; most of fears unjustified. Whoopie! So: come see the show. 's best if you email me (delirieuse@hotmail.com) or text me (if you know the number) at least an hour before the performance starts (at 8) if you're coming that night so I can come out afterwards and say hi.

I really like the thick black smeared kohl I have around my eyes at the moment. Mmm.

Wish I knew more about Art...the physical stuff. Really liked reading Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood, and wish I could find my copy. Spent ages trying to refine a filter on Google to check if tenpura was the name of the egg-based paint mentioned in CA. Eventually typed in "painting egg" and discovered it was tempera. Damn that Japanese language background. Thought it may have been called something similar to tamago (Japanese for egg) for awhile because I remembered it was similar to a Japanese word (tempura/tenpura) and had something to do with egg. Oops.

Anyway, the reason why I wanted to know what the technique is was because I could see Tybalt experimenting with it because it's obscure and a reasonably rare technique (as far as I understand from reading Cat's Eye); not for the snobbish "I'm better than you because I'm more obscure than you" reason but for that feeling of accomplishment you get when you can think to yourself "Hey, I can do this cool technique. Not many people can. Whoo!" Tybalt probably wouldn't add that final "Whoo!" though... but then who am I to try to second guess another's character. (*Tries to remember if Tybalt ever said Whoo! during the tattoo flashback*)

Perhaps I'm just ascribing some of my attributes to Tybalt. I know I felt special when I didn't know many people who could sing Harmonic Overtones.

Sigh... Bleh...tired. Bed now.

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My surname is so freaken rare that I think that with a little bit of effort, I could trace my genealogy to every single Hadgraft in the world.

* The Girl's Name Danika is shared by ~2,800 people in the USA.
* The Last Name Hadgraft is not common in the US and if it exists, the shared population is less than 300.
* The First_Name + Last_Name Danika Hadgraft is not common in the US, with a shared population of around 0 - 10 individuals.
* The First Name, Last Initial Danika H is shared by ~60 people in the USA.
* The First_Initial + Last_Name D Hadgraft is not common in the US, with a shared population of around 0 - 10 individuals.

Booyah.

...but I'm not in the US.

Before I forget:

Yesterday, during dress rehearsal, I managed to scare most of the cast with my ability to take my bra off without taking off my top. Did it very quickly in front of them, and think they all blinked and missed it.

Now I want to learn how to use tempera and paint a picture of Tybalt with it. Not too hard: just need to find out where to get the powdered paints from and learn how to paint. *grins* Heh...

Gives me something to aim for. Just need to finish all my other projects first. (The graphic novel, the two short comics I want to do, the coat, my schoolwork, Nanowrimo...)