Your eye color should be brown! You have a love and
knack for anything creative and artistic. You
can be a tad stubborn at times, but are an
overall good person with a classy and cool
edge.


What Color Eyes Should You Have? ( With Anime Pictures ^-^ )
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Bwack! Why must the Brown Eyers taunt me so?!? I love my blue eyes, but I'm surrounded by brown ones! Brown ones that turn golden in twilight. *purrs to self*
But STILL! I'm keeping my eyes blue, so PFFT on this quiz. Good text answer, though. ^_^

Childhood
Mighty Max, Gargoyles, Conan, The Pirates of Dark Water, Peter Pan and the Pirates, ReBoot, that one show with the family that was on a road trip and they fell into a prehistoric world, those Popple toys, so on and so forth.

Sometimes it's hard to distinguish dreams from real memories. I have a wretchédly selective memory, and even then, it retains little more than a sieve does water. So when I "google" (is that a real verb, Sara m'dear? ^^) some of the above mentioned, I'm delighted to find I wasn't imagining things. (At the moment, I'm reliving my "Pirates of Dark Water" days, and my brother's eyeballs are threatening to roll out because I keep squealing "Ooo, I remember that!" so much.)

Looking at these shows now makes me a bit shallow, because yeah, the animation was 8oish, non-anime (btw, I think I'm starting to slip out of my anime face, the words "finally, it's about time!" hovering on my mom's lips). However, recalling the Dark Water trying to engulf Niddler the monkey-bird, pomegranate-loving Needle the baby Phoenix becoming an enormous adult to aid in the battle against Set(h?), Wendy being turned into a pink-tailed mermaid by the other mermaids of Neverland's lagoon, Max using his red cap to transport to all those worlds... Heh, it's not just fond memories, it's the pleasant part of my childhood I'm remembering.

I was so fascinated by the shows that continued to build with each episode (soap opera-ish). Mighty Max introduced me to some of my most beloved VAs: Rob Paulsen, Tim Curry, Tress MacNeille, and Tony Jay (who, interesting enough, plays a protaganist versus all his other roles as villians). ReBoot was my first CGI show (CGI was still relatively new when ReBoot came out) and one of the first shows to actually "kill" off a main character. Gargoyles, Conan, Pirates, and Peter Pan all have those fantastic mythical elements I've always loved and adored and tried to put into my own stories. If only I had the ability to record shows back then--! I'd probably laugh at the cheesy dialogue and the (now) subpar animation, but still.

The pleasant part of my childhood. It's worth remembering. ^_^