Thanks for the welcome!

Thanks for the fudge and the welcome. =)

I would highly recommend that you read the Hunger Games books. They're an easy read (although take that with a grain of salt, coming from me, I'm a voracious reader) and, as with every book adapted into a movie, so much better than the movie.

I do like a lot of anime as well. There's a big anime convention in Baltimore (which is about an hour north of DC, for those who don't know) and I've been almost every year for the past ten years. ^_^ Sailor Moon will always be my one of my favorites - it's the first anime I watched, and the first thing that really introduced me into fandoms. I love a bunch of other series, too- the Claymore manga is awesome, and I just started watching Shingeki no Kyojin.

I haven't really decided if I'm going to law school or not yet. Sometimes I think I'd like to, but I don't want to take out student loans to pay for it. Plus, every one I know who went to law school says don't go to law school. I definitely don't want to be a politician, though. Politics can get way nasty, and I know I couldn't stand that.

Thanks for the welcome and the snowglobe! I used to collect them when I was little. =)

*glomped* I don't have a particular time period of history that I like more than others. I've taken a bunch of history classes ranging in topics from Bronze Age Greece, to Medieval and Renaissance England, to more more modern history like World War Two, and I've enjoyed them all. If I had to pick, though, I'd say my Medieval and Renaissance England and Ancient Greek history classes were probably my favorite, but that's because they were both study abroad classes. =)

What got me into political science was when I started at my University from a Community College. I needed to declare a major, and in looking through a course catalog all the political science courses sounded interesting. It also didn't require any more math classes, which I'm horrible at- so it ended up being a really easy choice.

The wedding planning is mine! I'm excited for it, even though my fiancee and I are both broke from paying for school that the wedding's not for another two years. And thanks for the food coloring! I love baking cakes and making them pretty colors.

aBoard! Haha. That's punny. I see what you did there.

Thanks for the welcome and the presents!

Oh! Shiny things!

Thank you! I promise I won't maim anyone important with the feather.

Ah! You're right, I didn't mention that. Sorry! Don't worry, I do like Driftwood. It's made me laugh aloud several times, which I think is one of the best things a fic can do- and I like your concept of PPC-ing shorter stories as well.

Thanks for the welcome!

Thank you for the welcome!

Thank you for the welcome and the cold tea. I already feel all kinds of welcomed, so I hope I'll fit in here, too. =)

Thanks for the welcome! I've looked a bit through the wiki, not much yet though. I'll definitely check out the stories that are listed that I haven't read yet.

Thanks for the Strange Mystical Object(tm) with added Generic(tm) Runes! Now that it's time to start making Vague Prophecies, I'm going to say that someone out there has some something in their fridge that they should probably throw out. Woooo, put me in a tie-dye dress and call me the Oracle! Just, you know, minus that mummy bit.

Thank you for the welcome! I promise I won't look straight on at the Infinite Notebook or use its powers for evil. =)

*poked* Thanks for the welcome! The bag with endless space is just what I need for all the presents, it's perfect. Now to figure out if it's a Mary Poppins bag, Time Lord technology, or a Undetectable Extension Charm. =)