#myonlypen

Ahaha. Guilty as charged. (Although I think I use somewhat fewer semicolons nowadays than I did at one point! There was a time that I hardly wrote a sentence without a semicolon in it.)

@myonlypen, I think it was the high rates of interaction we all had too!! I mean even for you, Pen, from the beginning you’ve always engaged, pointed out such good details, and brought awesome insight to the conversations! It was easy to post and be excited about getting to have fun on here with this community 😊😊

Hello! Sorry if this took a little bit to get to, life has been so busy lately as you can tell from my sparse posting. Anyways, I would have to say that my favourite thing about Mio is the fact that I can relate to her in a lot of ways. Both of us are smart and do well in school, both grew up playing an instrument (I grew up playing the piano but I still relate a lot more to Mio than Tsumugi), both of us are shy but would make good friends once you get to know us, and while we both work hard we still know when to have fun too.

I’m not 100% convinced that connection is necessarily intentional, though, while the chemistry lectures definitely are. It’s one headline, and a bit more of a stretch - the kind of thing that strikes me as something that could easily be simply a coincidence, though it also might not be. Meanwhile I would bet large amounts of money that my reading of the chemistry lessons is exactly what the writers were going for.

@myonlypen Tagging so that you see it in your activity feed

InkTober My first Experience

There’s not much of a story; I just name them the first Japanese Pokémon name that pops into my head, pretty much. Yukimenoko was a white Sony VAIO, Genosekuto is a dark, dull metallic gray IdeaPad. (Should Genosekuto have been purple? Maybe. But it was still the first name that popped into my head. I even went to look for a more appropriate Pokémon but by that point my brain had already decided it was Genosekuto.)

When you don’t have the Silph Scope, they’re all unidentified ghosts, which is another special case - they too will dodge any ball.