I'm finally back from my 4 day trip to Hershey, PA. I went with camp and stayed at the so called "Comfort" Inn. The rooms were decent, but the hotel itself SUCKED! Anyway, I shall go into each destination in detail in a little bit, but I have a few more things to update on.

Scanner Issue: I'm just gonna take a picture of my drawings/sketches and then upload them like that. Sure the quality will suffer, but I don't have many options right now.

New Ideas: I, unfortunatley, am having a bit of writers block with "A World of Control". But on the other hand I've decided on the details for my new series. The title is still undecided, but I plan to use, what could be considered, a Bleach type theme (with the whole Soul Reaper thing). I haven't watched the show enough to know, but whatever. Basically it's going to go like this...
Setting: Midevial England
Main Character: Name undecided, but basically an innocent brought into a secret Grim Reaper type organization known as "Dawn of the Forsaken".
Me: I'll be using my character (FINALLY) Segador De Almas. He has a somewhat secretive background, but is basically a possesed human. There's something about demons and liches and such that always get to me.
Storyline: I'm undecided, but I'm going to be spending the first few chapters talking about how the main character joins and him learning the ropes. After that I'm lost and open to suggestions. I want to throw in a villain/hero (it can go both ways being they'll be a hero in all actuality being the main character is a bad guy, but because they're fighting the main character that also makes them a villain in the reader's eyes.), but I want more than one. But at the same time I don't want it to become a comic book, I want it to stick to a plot and not bounce around.
Anything else just ask me about and I'll gladly discuss.

Trip:

Monday:
Bushkill Falls: We went to Bushkill falls where we saw an astonoshing waterfall. I took pics with my phone and they were so good that people I knew thought they had came with the phone rather then being taken.
The DaVinchi Science Center: It wasn't the best thing I've gone to, but it was all hands on which would've made it interesting for anyone who wasn't tired from a full night of therapy. (Thanks again Casey)
Planet Trog Laser Tag: OMG! It was so awsome. The equipment was so much more advanced than what I'm used to. Rather than having to recharge everytime you got shot it would auto-recharge after 5 seconds. Ontop of that there were 3 fire settings depending on how you pulled the trigger and how many fingers where on disks. (Disks are little metal circles on the side of the gun that sense the presance of the finger) The arena was huge and they had Domino's pizza. That was a great experience.

Tuesday:
Lackawanna Coal Mines: It was cool. You took a cart down into the mines which were extremely cold (WEWT! I love the cold.) and from there you went around the mines learning about how they mined, the general causes for tragedies, etc.
Steamtown Mall: I went shopping in Hot Topic (I never thought I'd shop there, but they have pretty cool stuff, and no before you ask I didn't buy anything super emo although I thought about it.) where I proceeded to buy a Disturbed shirt, a Halo 3 Legendary Skull Symbol shirt, and a matching Halo hoodie. I almost bought red hair dye to streak my cowlick red, but I decided not to God forbid my mom hate me for it.
Electric City Trolley Museum: It was really small and basically all there was was a small gift shop and a trolley. Very boring...
The Houdini Museum: It was pretty cool. We saw a magic show (I knew/figured out all the tricks which made me feel good) and learned about the whole history of Houdini and what have you. One of the tour guides was gay which was a little scary, but whatever. As it turns out Houdini is buried in Queens (I am so going one day). He died due to an exploding appendix. He was punched, but the appendix also set off at the same time, so he thought the pain was because of the punch, but it ultimatley caused his demise.
Lahey Family Fun Park: I basically drove go-karts the whole time where I generally finished in first or second. When people asked why/how I did so well my response was "It's because I'm teh white guy from Fast and the Furious 2" which earned a good chuckle from most everybody. Basically though I just cut short corners, stayed on the inside and kept a constant full speed.

Wednesday:
Hershey Park: I didn't do much except play shrink for one of my camp friends and watch my other friends go on rides. I went on... maybe... 4 rides? But I was too tired to do practically anything, so I just sat and played shrink.

Thrusday:
Penn Dutch Country: I learned A LOT about the Amish and got an awsome goblet for only $2 all the while sitting on an ACed coach bus, can't top that.
The Franklin Institute: The whole second floor was closed, the thrid floor had nothing, and the first floor was practically unviewable due to the immense amount of people there. Although Phillidelphia itself was awsome.

We only got about 6 hours of sleep a day which sucked SO BAD. Also my friend kept telling me I needed to shave despite the fact that what little mustache I have is barely noticable.

On Friday we went to see the Dark Knight which was AWSOME! It was almost as good as Ironman. The plot itself was fantastic, the Joker was an amazing character, two face didn't last long enough, and batman was overpowered. Still though it was really good. Non-stop action, occasional bits of humor thrown in there, it turns out Joker is Puerto Rican cuz he carried around about 25 knives with him at a time (JOKE! I'm not being racist, after all I myself am Puerto Rican).

P.S. Thanks Casey for making it able for me to enjoy this... tireing yet enjoyable vacation! I really appreciate it. I'm truely happy for the first time in about a year.