Little Pirate

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/16/us/explosions-reported-at-site-of-boston-marathon.html?_r=0 Boston marathons believed to have been attacked--two bombs exploded, one was found and disarmed by police. Still unsure if this was results of terrorism or what...

Started up One Piece. I cannot believe it took me this long to get into an anime about pirates.

; - ; Just.... just beat Walking Dead and--....

Oh yeah, MisterJack did post that, didn't he? I guess the pirate in me can't help but steal his videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFOX8wtV7V4 Also--why I keep my mic off when I go on LIVE.

Just finished episode 3 of the Walking Dead game. I really really enjoy the story of this game, and how much it draws you into the characters. When I first played this I wasn't quite expecting a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' style to it, which was probably why I put it off for a little while. But when I actually took the time to go through and play through the first episode I was pretty hooked. It is rather intriguing to see how the choices you make effect other characters, and your group as a whole. If you're looking for a good story-telling game, I would rank this right up there with Alan Wake. It's really worth a try. Clementine has also become my favorite character. And my favorite child in any game. (You have a choice in the first episode to say the barn smells like either manure or shit. In episode 2...)

I love drawing scientists...

Tried to draw Grumpy Cat

Trying to emulate the Skull Girls style a bit. Also rough sketch of a mad scientist. And SUPER KOALA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kANRk_fshx4

I've been playing the new sequel a lot, myself. They've brought back a lot of the first generation and second generation Pokemon. I appreciate that they added the 'shaking bush' Pokemon to make level-grinding a less time-consuming task.

Realized I left Alan Wake untouched for a while because I got so distracted by my new games this year. Finally picked it up again... And now I feel I have to start over because I left the game in the middle of the plot. Also came across the Darkness, which I intend to get a cheap copy of the sequel for if I can find it.

Working as a cook has been teaching me a lot of tasty, easy recipes. A lot of the catering menu recipes aren't available to me just yet because they're usually made by the manager, but I took home a REALLY tasty recipe. Technically I am not suppose to be sharing some of the company-inspired meals, but this is a very common recipe that you can probably find outside of my work anyways. Nappa Valley Chicken Salad: -Picked chicken (Best from rotisserie or baked full chicken) You can leave it in chunks, but I prefer to shred it into finer pieces. -Celery, cut into 1/4 inch thick pieces -Red Grapes, cut in half -Mayonnaise -Sugar My optional additions: Cashews, garlic powder, seasoning salt, black pepper Generally the amount of mayonnaise you use depends on how much chicken you have on hand. This is partially why I prefer to shred the chicken, so that when I mix everything together I am able to guess how much I need by how it blends. You don't want to add to much or it'll be sloppy. I generally stick to about 1/3 cup of sugar, when I make a large batch. I wish I could give more accurate proportions... But this is one of my favorite cold side dishes that we make. I love the sweet-and-salty taste and texture. Instead of cashews you can use pecans, and dijon mustard is also another ingredient you can use in the mix.

Thanks, Mal! Honestly I've been feeling a bit awkward posting here by myself, so it's nice to see other people post even if it is a doodle. I really love sharing my work but I don't want to come off like I'm showing off.

Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!