So we've looked at dresses and venues and catering companies and guest lists and suits and invitation designs (I'll be sure to post the finished one up here) and rings and photographers and... other stuff. It's all very exciting.
I'm going to be Mrs. Koh!
Wait. That came out wrong. Maybe.
We've set a date (finally) and everyone's getting on board with things now. We're all very happy.
And I'm blogging again. Yaysies~!
I have started in this new scholastic direction of mine and have already spent a day in a secondary school, in a few classrooms.
That's right. In case you missed the update- I'm going to be a teacher. Bring it on! I can't wait to get amongst the students and work magic in a classroom, enlightening them and encouraging them and most of all, learning with them.
Another fun little diversion that I've jumped into is this:
I've also purchased Sanwa buttons along with the wiring necessary to reorder the inputs to my preferred layout.
I'll switch 'em up from:
L1 (□) (Δ) R1
L2 (×) (O) R2
to:
(□) (Δ) (O) R1
(×) L1 L2 R2
I'll be using these colourful buttons:
I'll also be modding the faceplate, perhaps with a coat of paint, but most likely with a new decal, printed laminated and fitted to the top.
Any ideas for designs?
I don't want a game-specific design, and I was thinking it'd be cute to have a highly pacifistic design to adorn my new Hori Fighting Stick 3. Seriously. Gimme ideas.
I'll update you with the progress.
Also- do any of my local friends know where I could get some soldering gear?
Much love,
TSC
Edit:
Here's a preliminary mock-up of an idea I had (please ignore the crappy shortcuts I took in giving it perspective- i.e. pretend the red ball is round and on top of a stick). I adore Mother 3 and I've always liked this image from the Mother 3 Handbook of Lucas and Boney with the ghost of Hinawa, together in the sunflower fields. Is it too noisy? Should I stick to my own art? I dunno.
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