MichaTC

 I haven't logged in here it's been a year or less. I'm just not so interested in it anymore. I am, however, still drawing, just not posting them online. I just don't really see the point of it anymore. Some of my drawings have become more and more personal, and if I ever decide to share them, they'll be on my Tumblr. Thank you all very much for everything in here. I'm alive and well, but I'm retiring this account for now. Who knows, I might come back someday. See ya, MichaTC

 I'm obsessed with BBC's Sherlock. Can you tell? Well, I've always been obsessive with something my whole life. Now I'm entering a phase that I'm obsessed with british TV shows and british things (You should see the size of my copy of the complete Sherlock Holmes. People think I'm carrying the Bible). I remember always being drawn to the british culture. Guess I'm making it concrete now. Anyways, I really wanted to write my opinions even tough nobody cares, because I'm out in the internet, and only the good (and the famous) are heard. "The Sign of the Three" seemed to be a very light episode, much more focused on the funny parts. I, person

 I finally got to watch "The Empty Hearse". I was away for the holiday with no to little internet conection and swore to myself that I would wait until the 13th to watch it on my national BBC. Still, curiosity was stronger than me, and my mother kept asking for me to download it. (Careful, this text contains ~spoilers!) First of all. Sherlolly. Feels. Oh. My. Heart. SHERLOLLY. OH-TEE-PEEH.  *Ahem*. Even knowing that that (super awesome) kiss at the begining was just Anderson's speculation (and mockery of fanfiction) that made me squeal. And I don't squeal easily. I loved how Sherlock asked Molly to be his partener. And loved how he said she m