Thank you for visiting my small slice of the world.

Hi there and welcome to my Diary! I appreciate everyone who comes to visit. I started an account on TheOtaku and MyOtaku over twenty years ago when I was about 12-13 years old. Oh the memories that I have of that bustling internet world. When social media wasn't even a term yet! This place taught me so many things and I have made wonderful lifelong friends here.

I am coming back to this place to blog again. Even though not many visitors come around, I am just happy to be back, let my thoughts out and be apart of this legendary website. I will from time to time post on MyOtaku, for those who login once in a while, I want them to see that the site still has faithful visitors.

Thank you for being here. You are amazing.

• To keep my diary like old times

• To share my stories with people willing to read them

• To interact with other people with similar interests like me

~Faroe

Another week starts NOW

Monday is tomorrow and I’m honestly looking forward to it!

It’s a fun day with all the back to school nights for my kids. I can’t believe my oldest is starting middle school now! Whaaaat?! And I’m off all week for book writing and crochet orders. The following week is when I have to clean houses. Ugh. But I make money from
It!

I neeeeeeeed to clean my kitchen because soon I need to get model photos of food ready for the book I’m writing. There’s a few cookbook chapters and now I have to make pretty pictures of the food I cook and bake. Someone hire a house cleaner for me! I’m so busy being a house cleaner for others that my house sits at the end of the line.

So my latest crochet order is Lycanrock (dusk form). I got this! It’s a little difficult but I think it can be done. I’ll be sharing pics once he’s done! Currently I’m finishing up a Dragonite so I’m excited to share those pics too!

For now, I want to share a pic I took 5 years ago. A little sunflower fell into my garden - it was in my popcorn patch actually. I decided NOT to pull it and see how it grew. Well… it grew 13 feet tall!!!

Talk to you soon!