visiting the outer branches and just needed to visit the inner ones. It was just seeing that which brought to mind the term Inner and Outer Senshi and which brought Ellen to mind. As I said, it's a good example of how my mind works, and I pretty much make connections
Inner Sailor Scouts protected the Queen while the Outer Sailor scouts protected from external threats. It's just how they were referred to that made me think of how I was marking the map with the outer branches and the inner branches of the library system. When I looked at it, I had finished
characters were described. The team (aside from Sailor Moon) are named after the planets so there is Sailor Mars, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Venues, etc. Ellen told me that even though they were an entire team, they were described as the Inner Senshi and Outer Senshi (Inner and Outer Sailor Scouts). The
version was going to be significantly different from the original (which was different from the source material, the manga). As for an explanation behind how the map of the circled libraries I visited got me to think of Sailor Moon it has to do with Ellen explaining to me how the
critical about (I liked the animation, especially Sailor Moons transformation. The music was so much cooler, and they included a lot of sound effects in the transformation that the original didn't have). She still liked it and was looking forward to new seasons of it. She was wondering if the new
make up the entire team, Ellen jumped on the opportunity. We went to Cons and even to a very special wedding in Sailor Moon-inspired costumes. It was a really big series for Ellen. When the new series came out, she liked it although there were some things (particularly the animation) that Ellen was
either but even for her belly dancing she did a couple of performances, both in troupes and with others as well as solo that were inspired by Sailor Moon. When there was a belly dance instructor that said that she was going to do a Sailor Moon inspired choreography and needed others to join her to
something that Ellen didn't find interesting at all. She was a manga reader and not a comic book reader). The series was the original Sailor Moon. The series had a huge influence on Ellen, and she was such a big fan that there were several cosplays that she did. It wasn't just cosplay
a series that empowered little girls and showed them that females were also heroic figures (this is part of the reason why Ellen couldn't really get into comic books. Aside from the bulk of superheroes being males, a lot of it comes down to the characters just duking it out with each other,
described to me how the series was really big to her because it was an all-female team in which each one heroic and a strong character (although the lead would get on my nerves because she didn't seem to be a leader of sorts, at least when she was in her normal human form). Ellen told me that it was
was changed to that they were really close cousins. It was the same animation, and it was in the editing and dubbing that things were changed. The other thing though was that Ellen wanted me to watch it because she was sharing something with me that was a big part of her formative years. She
out) as a way of preparing to see the new one. I remember how Ellen was explaining to me the differences between the American version and the original and some of it were really big changes. One of them was how two of the characters were in a same sex relationship and how in the American version it
some important parts of the storyline (I guess nowadays it would be called the metaplot). We also started to watch it because Ellen had learned that a remake was going to be made and she was really excited about it. We watched the original series (the whole thing, including the movies that came
both the American version (so in other words, the edited and dubbed version) and the original in subtitles. I had only seen a couple of episodes as a kid and only what was on television, so it was the American version. Ellen wanted me to see the series in the unedited original form since it changed
we were in Tallahassee) that we watched all the way through and even started to watch the remake when it was released. It was Ellen’s favourite anime series, and we watched it for a couple of reasons. There was, of course, the fact that Ellen loved it. She watched it as a kid had watched
fascinates me, just the everyday life of people, how they deal with the world, that sort of thing. For whatever reason I just can't handle it in anime). There were others that I kinda got into but in the end, I really wasn't much of an anime person). There was one series though (well at least when
watch Anime and those were always mixed results. I would try to watch them but there were some that I just couldn't get into (usually the ones that Ellen enjoyed which are coined as “Slice of Life” (which there is a certain irony because I couldn't stand it in Anime but it's one of the things that
interest when half of the original cast left and they brought in new characters and the premise changed completely. We tried to watch once all the big changes happened but, in the end, we stopped watching as Ellen really lost all interest in it). Along with watching live action stuff we would also
IfEllen got bored with it or not. Most of the time we were able to see the entire thing (like the Voyager and DS9) but there were a couple of times that Ellen lost interest or stopped caring about it (the biggest example was a series called “Sliders” but that one was a special case as Ellen lost
checking stuff out from the library as sometimes, they wouldn't have the complete series or the stuff that we were looking for was already checked out). Most of the time we were able to do that but that was only if the series wasn't too long. If it was a long thing then it really depended on whether
series. It really was just random and whatever was available or get our hands on. The way we would do things, in particular with series, is to try to watch the entire run if possible (it was easy to do when we had Netflix as we would just put it in our queue. It was a bit more challenging when I was
in the inner part of the map. My mind translated this as “The Outer Senshi and the Inner Senshi”. These are the terms that Ellen used with a series that we watched. Ellen and I would watch a lot of different things when we had dinner. Sometimes it was movies and other times television
outer edges of the map; they are the further ones out. This is a really good example of how my mind works and brings in something completely unrelated and makes a connection to Ellen in some way. What I saw on the map at the time were newly circled branches in the outer section with uncircled ones
with circling which ones I've been at and putting down on it the date and the order in which I've visited them (it's just my obsession with tracking and noting things). The three that I am missing are essentially in the middle of the map. The six that I visited were pretty much four that were on the
