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Whilst what I'm about to say won't mean anything to those who never went, one word sums up the weekend - ANIME! So, in my previous journal entry I mentioned that I was concerned about not making friends with anyone. In the end I didn't, though I did chat with a couple of people, so it wasn't too bad. Though there isn't anyone I properly exchanged details with to stay in touch or anything. Speaking with one girl whilst waiting for the masquerade led to a bizarre situation of discovering how small the world is, in that we went to the same primary school in Germany, which considering we were talking at event held in the middle of the UK, was ver

So in just over a week, I shall be arriving at Ayacon, my first anime convention. I've done MCM Expo multiple times before, but from what I have been reading of Ayacon, it will be a very different feel indeed. Even though it is at Warwick Uni which is only a short bud ride away for me, I decided to stay there, so that I have everything on hand. So I can change my costumes, not have to keep my shopping on me all day, and if I need to escape for a bit I don't have far to go. There are numerous events on over the course of the con, and whilst many don't appeal, there are several that have caught my eye. From Conventions 101: A Newcomers' Guide w

Well, tomorrow will be MCM Expo Manchester, what is one the largest heat waves that has been in the UK for some time. Hopefully the heat won't be so draining as to ruin the day. I have done MCM Expo in London several times, as well as Birmingham (which acts differently due to Memorabilia being attached to it), but have never been to the Manchester one before. I'm not expecting it to be as grand as the London version, but as I couldn't go earlier this year, and October being so far away, I thought I should treat myself to the trip and go. I'm going to be taking my Robin costume, though not get changed into it until I arrive - It isn't the comf