I'm gonna try to make this as not whiny as possible.
Well, to put it simply, life is hard. It's hard for a lot of people I  have no room to complain about anything. But the truth of the matter is, I  have no money, actually, I have negative money. I owe myself money. And I keep  thinking and I can't believe it's come to this. I'm going to finish Ryoko, and  I'm going to finish Rikku. But I after I finish them, I really don't know when  I'll make any new cosplays again. Sigh. It really makes me want to cry to admit  that I've bitten off more than I can chew with this. Actually, scratch that, I did  cry. I sobbed for several minutes straight after coming to this realization  that nothing goes according to plan. What I mainly need to say is I'm not  gonna do anything new for a long while. I need to get a job, pay myself back, pay  my sister back as I also owe her money and then I can think about making  new cosplays again. I've also decided to take some TNT to my cosplay "schedule". I've decided it to be simpler to just make cosplays as they come and not put a specific due date on them, I think it'll keep my  hair from turning white and my face from breaking out much longer. So in  saying that, if I don’t finished Rikku by San Japan, although that would be  ideal for me, I won’t cry, I’ll suck it up, and wear something else. I’ll be able  to finish her by Matsuri next year. I’m going to have to stop making  promises to both myself and my watchers/subscribers/etc. because I have a way of  breaking said promises, and it makes everyone sad. I've also been having a lot of  inner drama, and it's been difficult for me to stop being hard on myself.
So, don’t expect seeing anything about my Yuni or Selphie cosplays anytime cause goodness knows when those will be happening. Especially Selphie because I’ve yet to actually play Final Fantasy 8. Yeah.
And to awkwardly wrap all of this up, I need to point this out,  mainly to myself. Cosplay maybe the greatest thing in your(my) life, but  you(I) need to always remember that life always comes first. You can  put the construction of a costume on hold, but life ain't gonna stop or  even slow down for you(me), and if you(I) look away for a second, it's  gonna hit you(me) like a speeding train.
I hope no one's mad at my broken promises,
Love,
Sana
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
Summer Conventions Update Primarily Based Around SanJapan
So, I've decided that, unfortunately, I'm only going to San Japan for the summer primarily due to the fact that I've yet to get a job, and  the place I'm going to apply at is hiring when Delta H Con is going on. Much sadness, indeed, but it will be alright as San Japan is like the prom of conventions.
While I'm on that subject, I'd like to mention I offered to help spread the word about San Japan because I believe that it deserves help, and I think that EVERYONE in the world should because it's that great. Anyways, a while back they put up a post on Facebook saying that they got a butt load of postcards and posters that they needed help distributing all over the state. Them being my favourite convention I was happy to help, they told us to send our address to this one email as well as our t-shirt size saying they were gonna give us a shirt as compensation, which was all cool. So I get a package in the mail the other day and I open it and I'm like "Holy-!" I was expecting a good handful of postcards and a t-shirt. I got three times as many postcards(I'm gonna be a busy woman! I'm so excited to distribute them honestly), the shirt, three bumper stickers, and a cosplay show dvd from last year. Wha?! Yeah, I was a little shocked. But...yeah, I love this con. And I hate saying so more after I got free stuff(at least I think the stuff is for me and not more advert), but it was seriously the best con I had ever been to. Everything started on time(in exception of the rave, but that was due to tear-down and set-up time in the main events room), it has an ever-growing variety of events that doesn't just reach out to anime fans, an awesome list of guests, and is just made of awesome. When I went to Japan Festival a while back I met a guy that knew the people that started this con and he talked about how San Japan is an attendee-based convention, versus being a profit based one. And it definitely shows. Everyone we met on staff when we went last year was uber nice aaaaand do any of you guys know any other conventions that have a three-year long Dealers Room waiting list? I don't. Also, their artist alley sold out within half an hour this year I believe. The ones who've been there know, this is a good con, and I think it's just gonna get better. I say, if you'd be able to go, go. It's a well worth it convention to me.
Well, now that I'm done seemingly bragging about this, if you're interested. The convention is held in San Antonio, TX from August 5-7. Their website is San-japan.org
Enough of this shameless advertisement then, til next time!
Love,
Sana
While I'm on that subject, I'd like to mention I offered to help spread the word about San Japan because I believe that it deserves help, and I think that EVERYONE in the world should because it's that great. Anyways, a while back they put up a post on Facebook saying that they got a butt load of postcards and posters that they needed help distributing all over the state. Them being my favourite convention I was happy to help, they told us to send our address to this one email as well as our t-shirt size saying they were gonna give us a shirt as compensation, which was all cool. So I get a package in the mail the other day and I open it and I'm like "Holy-!" I was expecting a good handful of postcards and a t-shirt. I got three times as many postcards(I'm gonna be a busy woman! I'm so excited to distribute them honestly), the shirt, three bumper stickers, and a cosplay show dvd from last year. Wha?! Yeah, I was a little shocked. But...yeah, I love this con. And I hate saying so more after I got free stuff(at least I think the stuff is for me and not more advert), but it was seriously the best con I had ever been to. Everything started on time(in exception of the rave, but that was due to tear-down and set-up time in the main events room), it has an ever-growing variety of events that doesn't just reach out to anime fans, an awesome list of guests, and is just made of awesome. When I went to Japan Festival a while back I met a guy that knew the people that started this con and he talked about how San Japan is an attendee-based convention, versus being a profit based one. And it definitely shows. Everyone we met on staff when we went last year was uber nice aaaaand do any of you guys know any other conventions that have a three-year long Dealers Room waiting list? I don't. Also, their artist alley sold out within half an hour this year I believe. The ones who've been there know, this is a good con, and I think it's just gonna get better. I say, if you'd be able to go, go. It's a well worth it convention to me.
Well, now that I'm done seemingly bragging about this, if you're interested. The convention is held in San Antonio, TX from August 5-7. Their website is San-japan.org
Enough of this shameless advertisement then, til next time!
Love,
Sana
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