iPod Update!! Just like a regular Blogger!

Ciao people! No, I have not vanished off the face of this earth. I'm alive, I'm well, and I'm still the same old Usagi just with the blogger app! I've done so much this summer without a computer and I've made some new decisions for this blog.
First off, I have made the decision to make weekly vlogs. Once I get my computer back, you'll be seeing quick, five minute weekly glimpses of my clubs, life and any other stuff I decide to film.
Once my computer is back, you'll hear about Haggis, meteor showers, issues with yarn (don't ask), and anything else I remember!
More pictures, more videos, more otaku moments, and more reviews!

So be ready!! o(^▽^)o Onward!

MY NEW BIKE!!!!

And before you see any of the pictures, I get to have storytelling time!!
So me and my sis went over to the nearest Wal-Mart to go find a bike I would like. So after nearly getting lost in the store (Directions on sign=useless), I found the bikes and looked around at the different kinds. I wanted one with an actual hand brake, not those where you pedal backwards to brake. (My hand reacts faster than feet) Basically, after looking, my eye keeps drawing to the cranberry red one. It's not girly at all and has one of those things for the back to attach stuff to (Like my bag).
Again, after nearly getting lost (again) trying to find someone that works that could help us with the bike, a guy finally came so I was able to get my new 'child'. Then came the hardest part. Fitting an adult sized bike in a PT Cruiser.....With a very weak person and my sis. Took about 10 minutes and I did most of the work.
Driving back, paused to get blizzards (I love Mint Oreo!!!!!!), and then the second hardest part: Getting it out. I had half of it out before my sneaker started slipping on the bumper and it was either I fall or the bike falls. I chose to yell for sis.
Once it was out I decided to call to show my mom. She didn't take it too well as it was a guys style of bike. I of course didn't care and saw no difference what-so-ever. I won over in the end and took the next half hour looking for my hex key set so I could lower the seat a tad. I bought a hex key set 3-4 years ago so I could fix the handlebars on old bike.

 And here are the pictures!!! First one is my holding bike with one hand (I have learned art of iPod pictures with one hand). The colours are cranberry red, but a tad darker, and cream. It's a Schwinn, with 26' wheels. Seven gears, with handbrakes, and white-walled tires.

 Here you can see the seat, the owners manual (which no one looks through) and the back thing made for attaching stuff to back. As you saw in pic one and two, it has fenders, which hopefully helps with mud when I drive through the one orchard to get to downtown. The seat is red and white instead of the cream on the frame, but enough mud and dirt/dust will change the white to grey-ish.

Seat after it was lowered and the back thing (I'm going to call it that from now on). And the picture underneath is another look at the frame.

Another new project for posts!

I just liked the bunny. Evil~
It's the one controlling the radio app

So lately, I've been realizing that there are always these few things I never go anywhere without. And because I haven't had much to blog about lately, I think it would be fun to see some of my reasoning on why I like having these things/stuff nearby. I really don't have much else to post about. I would be posting on my J-Pop radio app, but it is glitching...It works fine at school!
So be ready for my "Things I Never Leave Without" series! Each one will even include a picture (or several)  depending on my mood!
Oh now the radio works... Temperamental little application.....Ahhh, but at least the music is new and cool! If only I could find a K-Pop Radio, my Freshman would be the happiest being alive. I mean, I randomly picked out some Korean songs from my playlist, and she got 90% of the songs and artists right.
Back to the main point.
So that's all that will be kinda going on until I hafta leave for Austria. I have so much to due until then. All late work for two classes is due tomorrow (but I have a C+ in both, one is an elective). So wish me luck since I also have the SAT this Saturday!
If There isn't a message that proves I'm alive on Sunday, please be slightly worried. Especially if, by Monday, there still isn't a sign of life on either of my blogs.
Alright, I'm heading to the land of Sociology Essays and World Studies crap (the class where we watch movies, take notes, and due stuff online. That's freaking it!).
Ciao for now, wish me luck!! Ganbare Masu!! Zutto Tsuzukete!!!! Akiramenaide!!!! I will finish as much as I can and pass all my classes with a 79% or higher!!!!
Here we go!
Finals week-
Bring it on!!

Best weekend, Part 2~!!!!!! With surprise picture!!!

So after the pile of pictures each parent wanted, I faced my first challenge. Getting into the truck that would take us to the park without my dress riding up. And the truck was sufficiently tall! So we went to the park (passing another prom party) and headed to the park. Nothing was there but after turning the truck around, our transportation arrived! And it was: A short bus! (Hey, it was cheap). So our whole group showed up and more pictures were taken (as everybody tried to smile with the sun in their eyes). And more pictures in front of the bus!
We all filed is (nearly died as the heat started getting to us) and headed off to get our dinner. Jack in the box! Nothing says prom as a short bus pulling into a fast food place and a bunch of people in dresses and tux's getting out for dinner. I think we caught quite a few looks and, of course, a few well wishes.
The highlight of dinner was Ash's boyfriend, Kimm, ordering a bacon milkshake (and it wasn't even on the menu). I filmed his first taste along with Ash's and Matt's (Em's boyfriend).
Before I go any further, Let me list all the people we had on the trip. Spain and Squirrel (both didn't have male dates), Em and Matt, Ash and Kimm, and myself and Ishy.
We loaded back on the bus (with Kimm being OCD about the time), and hunkered down for the not so long trip. My feet started hurting already so I spent some time fixing them so it's a little less painful. We finally arrived and waited in the line with other friends since it wasn't time yet (we had arrived about 10 minutes early, take that Kimm!). 
The gate opened and we had to walk even further up the hill to the table to get our ticket checked. We finally got the first view of the area. It was completely outside, with a covered area for the dancing, a area that served Italian sodas, and a coat check-in area. After noting that I was one of about 28 people that actually brought a mask (Spain left her's on the bus), I checked mine in with my bag. So Ishy, myself, and Squirrel stood around for a bit looking for people we knew, as Ishy already used the free ticket for his Italian Soda. It was pretty good too! Of course, once I saw the chocolate fondue machine, Squirrel and I spent some time there before it got crowded and before the cream puffs disappeared.
So we mostly danced with all of us dancing and hanging out outside when it got too hot under the tent. When it got time to leave thought, was the best part. We had all piled back into the bus when Kimm decided it would to great if we all opened the windows and chanted out "Our ride is better than your ride~". We did it for about two minutes then got bored. So we started singing Disney songs. After the first round of "I'll Make A Man Out Of You", I started filming, but everyone just kept messing up, so we gave up and instead I recorded Spain singing "I Wanna Be Like You" from Jungle Book. We made it back to the park and since it was close to my house, Squirrel, Ishy, and I started walking to my house. It was midnight and my feet were KILLING me!!!!!
But I think the whole night was completely and utterly worth it! It also made me kinda sad since it meant Spain and Mary are graduating, one heading to Switzerland!
But here is that picture I promised ya!
I've been saying for a while that I'll reveal myself for a while now, but haven't gotten around to it.
So here it is, the picture of our group in front of the short bus we were so proud of.

All of us (not in order of picture): Ash,  Em, Ishy, Kimm, Matt, Spain, Squirrel,  and Usagi (me!).
You could most likely guess which one is me by hairstyle and the description of the dress from
earlier.

You could think of it as a birthday present, since it's my birthday tomorrow!! Happy Birthday to me and ciao for now!!

All My Pictures I've Promised to Put up

Here are the ones from my Shakespeare Class:

This was "The Box". Made during the Othello discussion.

This was a chart made the same day. You see a corner of the box on the right.

So this is the Measure For Measure, "What Happens After The Final Scene" Chart. The one called "Juno" was Lucio's Girlfriend since she didn't have a name before.

And Here is my desk:

This was right after the AYLI-A-Thon. I forgot what video I was watching on Youtube that day, But it's on one of my playlists.

Ohhh I remember this. I went with Hitomi to a restaurant for her birthday a while back and she got a free dessert. Both of us fought for the whipped cream on top of the Chocolate Lava Cake!