Yay! So happy that we're back online!!! :dancing:
And so I don't spam... *maybe she is, but can't think of anything else*
"A 'Demi' Kawaii vio-chan & ARASHI True Life Moment!" :mrgreen:
[ah, something seriously lacks w/o the yellow XD]
I was at Knott's Berry Farm (a cool theme park near my house) for my workplace's annual Family Fun Day. Get to go ride the rollercoasters, see the attractions, etc. and then a picnic buffet dinner catered by the park in the evening.
So at the picnic there was a face painter for the younger kids, and when I thought about it, regardless of my age...
"I really want to have the ARASHI kanji painted on my face!" :D
So I went to go stand in a line of little children (who were all as tall as my waist XD) as this Asian girl who was probably in her 20s painted sparkles and feathers and scars on them. She looked at her cell phone and saw that the picnic was coming to an end and handed the little girls behind me a little placard that said, "Sorry, I'm last in line for face painting."
They weren't really in line though, so they gave it to me with this weird look on their faces. :sweat:
But then another little girl came up and saw the sign and looked really disappointed. I asked her, "Did you really want to have your face painted?" and she repied, "Yeah..."
So I gave my spot to her... :sweat:
I'll eventually paint the kanji on myself anyway (like this!), but only when I have a digital camera so I can share my STORM LOVIN' with everyone else. :bonk:
And so I don't spam... *maybe she is, but can't think of anything else*
"A 'Demi' Kawaii vio-chan & ARASHI True Life Moment!" :mrgreen:
[ah, something seriously lacks w/o the yellow XD]
I was at Knott's Berry Farm (a cool theme park near my house) for my workplace's annual Family Fun Day. Get to go ride the rollercoasters, see the attractions, etc. and then a picnic buffet dinner catered by the park in the evening.
So at the picnic there was a face painter for the younger kids, and when I thought about it, regardless of my age...
"I really want to have the ARASHI kanji painted on my face!" :D
So I went to go stand in a line of little children (who were all as tall as my waist XD) as this Asian girl who was probably in her 20s painted sparkles and feathers and scars on them. She looked at her cell phone and saw that the picnic was coming to an end and handed the little girls behind me a little placard that said, "Sorry, I'm last in line for face painting."
They weren't really in line though, so they gave it to me with this weird look on their faces. :sweat:
But then another little girl came up and saw the sign and looked really disappointed. I asked her, "Did you really want to have your face painted?" and she repied, "Yeah..."
So I gave my spot to her... :sweat:
I'll eventually paint the kanji on myself anyway (like this!), but only when I have a digital camera so I can share my STORM LOVIN' with everyone else. :bonk: