Hi! As the name says, I am the one-and-only owner of the fastest ship in the galaxy: the Ebon Hawk! I mostly fly around exploring and space a-pirating. I might also be able to get you some rare military stuff, stolen from the Sith of course, for the right price...
| Your Personality Profile |
 You are dependable, popular, and observant. Deep and thoughtful, you are prone to moodiness. In fact, your emotions tend to influence everything you do. You are unique, creative, and expressive. You don't mind waving your freak flag every once and a while. And lucky for you, most people find your weird ways charming! |
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 10:19 PM
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Hey everyone, sorry haven't posted...well I went to Church of the King in Santa Cruz with my fam last Sunday, and then we went to a beach called Seabright. It was so much fun - we met up with the Jennings, played volley ball, and went in the ocean *somewhat* (it was really cold!). Oh, and before I forget, we're going to a cousin's wedding at Lake Tahoe (she's having it at a park near the lake) this coming Saturday, so we're going to be driving there, attending the wedding, and driving back! Why must we not spend the night there? Well, my Dad doesn't want us to, so...and I don't really want to spend the night anyway. And we might have to have church at our house the next day, on top of it! So, that's what I've been doing lately. What about YOU?
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 9:51 PM
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Lupin the 3rd - The Castle of Cagliostro
Just got this recently and watched it for the second time in some years. It's a great movie, and I'd recommend it heartily to anyone! It's by a Japanese guy named (I think this is his first name) Hayao Miyazaki, and the hand-drawn animation is really good! (unlike the cheap crap we have over here!) |
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 9:51 PM
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Well, last night was the dance. Oh, sorry, I didn't tell you! Usually about four-five times a year this family (and some friends) coordinates a sort of Civil War era dance. All period dances, with some people dressing from the era, and others (like me) coming in more...modern clothes. I felt kinda out of it, and I wasn't too hot to look at...since I looked like a squirrel with stuffed cheek pouches! Just part of the recovery from having wisdom teeth removed. Well, enough said, I might post some pictures later or something, but I have some ice cream to finish, so until next time!
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 9:28 PM
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Hi all, sorry I haven't updated this blog for a while. I've been posting on my Xanga blog instead. Here are all the old posts on my Xanga blog, Ebon_Hawk:
| Good news people! Today my "operation" went well, and I got out at....oh like 11 or 12 something around lunch time. All four of my wisdom teeth are out...they gave me "laughing gas" (didn't feel it at all, or giggle from it), and they put the IV in my arm to give the anesthesia (again, didn't feel the anesthesia working, because I was keeping my eyes closed underneath the blind fold) and I went to sleep. I was hoping I'd notice myself dropping off, but alas and alack, no. I'm very disappointed about losing my wisdom though. I mean, we're talking about lots of wisdom that was . . . locked up inside those teeth!!! AND THEY TOOK IT OUT! *sob* Anyway, I don't feel "out of it" or anything like that, except that I'm afraid to open my jaw very wide (I'm freaked about TMJ problems!), 'cause I keep thinking it'll lock up...it's just one of my pet paranoia's, hehe. So, thank you for your prayers all, and I'm glad I wasn't sleeping today (from the Vicadin and recovering from the anesthesia). Yes, I took half a Vicadin pill, but I didn't get any of the nasty side affects that sometimes come with it. Yay! Goodbye, friends, I'm gonna watch some more episodes of "Lost", it's a great show! | |
| Blech! My wisdom teeth come on the 28th of this month...pray that it goes well, and that I don't get TMJ after that. By the way, I am sooo enjoying my new speakers...the bass can be heard through the whole house = ) | |
Oh, forgot something, my bro got a guitar from my grandparents (they didn't use it) and I got an old typewriter! Here's a pic of it: (except mine isn't quite a model seventeen, it's earlier) | |
| Well, birthday aside, the 50th wedding anniversary (surprise) celebration went off without a hitch! My Mum's parents were very surprised - they fell for it hook line and sinker! I'll post pictures later... | |
| This is the poem I wrote for the 50th anniversary celebration! * * * * * * * Oh that fateful spring… Claude and Annell - she eighteen and he above, Two minds alike, two hearts entwined, A marriage in the making! A small retreat in There they met each other. Oh that fateful spring…of 1955. The Lord’s hand was over all, And Annell felt His awesome call - Now she was a soldier for Christ! Mere weeks later, a time so short and precious, A bond of engagement had wrapped around the two. A marriage in the making! Oh that fateful spring…of 1955. Married in September, their hearts now one, They started out their life together – So many happy years to come! “we three” says his ring – the Lord, Annell and Claude, The basis for their joyful marriage – A union blessed by God! And then came the child… Dale they named him, and a quiet boy he was. Next came Linda, a black-haired beauty. Now who did the cradle hold? David Andrew Russey! Last came Claudia, an easygoing one, And the family was complete. What blessed years those were As the marriage turned to gold… Oh that fateful spring…of 1955. Alas we must move on, Past memories made and miles traveled, To the year of ’83, When Kristin was born! A grandchild at last for Annell and Claude. Must we stop at one? Through the years came so many more, All blessings to their joyful sires: Desiree, Bradley and Katherine, Ashley, Alison and Hannah, Geoffrey, Josiah, Daniel and Sarah! The list shall go on and on… The Lord has ever blessed the two. Oh that fateful spring…of 1955. And Grandma – Grandpa, both of you, May you ever renew the vows you made to each other, In your actions – your words, and the kindly gestures to one another. “What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder.” Lord, thank you for these 50 years. |
 I also got this from my So-Cal cousins! | |
I also got this: a Logitech® USB Desktop Microphone! | |
| Hello, sorry the list didn't come last night. So anyway, lets start off with the new Logitech speakers I got:  The Logitech® X-230! Yay! Thank you for the subwoofer and speakers Mum and Dad! | |
So anyway, tonight I had this wonderful languini dish with sun-dried tomatoes, with chicken o oh-so-very-good flat long pasta noodles - along with a green salad (with avacadoes!), garlic bread, and zuchini (or some sort of other green squash). It was great. *sighs dramatically* We'll be back with the report of - the list of gifts - in an hour or so! So long... | |||
| Yay! We're going to scorching hot Tucson, Arizona next Thursday for my grandparents 50th anniversary (it's a surprise party!). I'm thinking of writing a special poem for it, and have something special about it, like having 50 lines....just an idea.... |
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 10:50 AM
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It's a fun online writing class by Doug Jones, you should check it out! Today at 12:30 is my second class meeting with Mr. Jones and the rest of the students...
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 12:05 PM
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Dear Geoffrey,
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 7:00 PM
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Hi all! Sorry I haven't posted in a while...
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 12:32 PM
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Well, sorry I haven't posted for a while now, I've been doing other things...Other meaning nothing really, and I just didn't post on this blog, hehe. I've been doing school and playing games. I'm working through a poetry book right now in school, called The Roar on the Other Side. I will post some of my poems soon, if I'm in a good mood...
posted by Ebon Hawk @ 5:16 PM
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