The How Was Your Day thread v2.0

[Niverdia]

/unrelated to the serious discussion at hand

Guys, does this character description sound interesting enough? :B

Spoiler

Fen Hizet is a member of a fairly intelligent breed of wingless dragons which are known for their intellectual pursuits, with Fen Hizet's interests mostly being concerned with the seasonal rituals of the country in which he lives. A nature boy by heart, he spends most of his time wandering between towns and cities, occasionally delighting the people of the land with appearances at the local festivities. That's usually where the best food is, since a non-violent dragon's appearance during seasonal rites is considered auspicious. His magical abilities aren't particularly strong, and his love for good meals (because telling him that he ought to be a teeny bit thinner would be just rude) isn't very helpful at allowing him to fly long distances either.

Signups for a character art exchange group on dA end today. ;w;

[Cassowary]

What Jrap said. Sure, the parents can still have lives, but they should be considerate of others as well.

I like his description, Dia Maybe Sen can tag along with him?

[nightclaw]

Spoiler

I don't know why the fuck I try so hard to be accepted when it's obvious no one wants to be friends with me. I don't know why I even try to live anymore. I should just cut my throat and be done with it all.

I'm so fucking pathetic.

[Niverdia]

I like his description, Dia Maybe Sen can tag along with him?

If you don't mind him living in the same land, then why not.
It has a Mediterranean climate, fairly mountainous.

Fen Hizet eventually becomes kind-of a local legend, along with Fen Niverdia (NOT the gryphon Niverdia, who was named after the "Fen" because of her colour scheme similarity).
It's a complicated but fairly silly story about how these characters came to me.
/goes off to finish note

[KorrianaVeil]

I fail to see how not being able to afford a babysitter means you shouldn't go to a movie. Babysitters are expensive as hell. The ones in my area charge $15-$20 an HOUR. And most of them won't babysit past certain hours. You shouldn't have to sacrifice going and enjoying things just because you can't find someone to watch your child. Provided that your child is quiet, I don't see a problem in taking them to the movies. And not all babies react to loud noises. Like I said, my friend took her child to see The Avengers on opening night and she slept right through it with no problems.

It's just a matter of knowing your child. If you know your child is fussy and won't behave during the movie, then don't take them. Doesn't matter what age the child is; 4 months or 40 years old.

[Cassowary]

I like his description, Dia Maybe Sen can tag along with him?

If you don't mind him living in the same land, then why not.
It has a Mediterranean climate, fairly mountainous.

Fen Hizet eventually becomes kind-of a local legend, along with Fen Niverdia (NOT the gryphon Niverdia, who was named after the "Fen" because of her colour scheme similarity).
It's a complicated but fairly silly story about how these characters came to me.
/goes off to finish note

Hmm. They might bump into each other once in a while, but not to often. Oh well.

/eagerly awaits more art from you

[Niverdia]

I like his description, Dia Maybe Sen can tag along with him?

If you don't mind him living in the same land, then why not.
It has a Mediterranean climate, fairly mountainous.

Fen Hizet eventually becomes kind-of a local legend, along with Fen Niverdia (NOT the gryphon Niverdia, who was named after the "Fen" because of her colour scheme similarity).
It's a complicated but fairly silly story about how these characters came to me.
/goes off to finish note

Hmm. They might bump into each other once in a while, but not to often. Oh well.

/eagerly awaits more art from you

The other day I got the best advice about my particular art problem evaer.
I mean, I had never encountered it being worded as well by anyone else. ;o;

[MistyoC]

Who the hell brings a 4 month old baby to a midnight showing of a rated R film!? WTF?!

At that age, the baby is not going to be affected by the movie or the time of night. If the child is breastfed, it is easier to tote the kid along than to find a babysitter. I know this from experience. My older 2 went everywhere with me. My youngest couldn't because I was working.

[Chimera]

Movies that are for sure gonna be loud, i wouldnt take the child in cause its too easy to startle them into a rage fit. But one like say, Brave or Madagascar 3, i see no reason why a quiet baby cant go.

I speak from experience too cause i saw Madagascar 3 on tuesday and my baby sister who is only 2 n a half months old slept straight through the whole thing, didnt even flinch to any of the sudden noises or the music. However, she isnt one to cry very often and she sleeps really well in the car so it wasnt a surprise to us that she didnt wake up during the movie.

My almost 3 year old baby sister on the other hand, she bitched and bitched and bitched growing up, she hated the car so friggin much that they practically couldnt drive anywhere because she rage fitted so much. Right from newborn till she was about 1 n a half to 2 years old. She still rage fits sometimes, but not a lot.

So honestly, all in all it depends on how well the child reacts to the environment. If the child sleeps like a rock, i dont see a reason not to see the avengers if you absolutely know the chance of them crying is little to none. Like my ity bity baby sister for example. She'd sleep through a hurricane im sure.

[Cassowary]

The other day I got the best advice about my particular art problem evaer.
I mean, I had never encountered it being worded as well by anyone else. ;o;

Good to hear!

Does this mean I won't have to wait long to see stuff from you?