sleep

It not being 2012 anymore.

Yes, though not of myself. Which is ironic, considering that my webcomic consists of mostly pictures of myself.

I'm a software engineer, so all day, every day.

"Happy Anniversary" by Motion City Soundtrack. If you ever feel like your life sucks, listen to that song, and you'll realize that your life is most likely not that horrible after all.

Gravy and malt vinegar. Rather, you put the malt vinegar on the fries and then dip them in gravy. Can't get it like that at restaurants in the states, though...

Maybe, there has to be intelligent life somewhere, 'cause there certainly ain't any here...

for Guys: short
for Girls: long

Milkshake. Well, technically I prefer Malt's. Grasshopper is my personal favorite.

The middle by Jimmy Eat World

No, reality is boring, putting it on TV even more so.

Just... plain... awesome.

Depends on my mood.

English, Spanish and Java. (Though I don't think that last one counts as "speaking")

Strengths... I am a pretty good problem solver, I have a good head for Math, and I am pretty easy-going.
Flaws... I tend to worry about things too much sometimes, I am impatient with myself, and I am addicted to Dr. Pepper.

Oops, I guess I haven't checked this in a while.
Um... I'm trapped on an island... I think I would want a pocket-knife, a flint and steel and if possible a few flares. I've seen enough survival shows that I think if I had at least those three things I could survive for a while.

Everything, but most of all that she has always been patient with me, especially when I was being a grumpy teenager ( all those years ago ). She has taught me so much and continues to support and cheer me on always. She probably won't read this, but if you do Thanks Mom!

Cemitas. It's a type of sandwich that is from the area of Puebla. Unfortunately I haven't found anywhere near here that makes them...

Well, college life is difficult no matter where you go. I'm glad to be going to BYU, they have a lot of really good programs and stuff. College life itself is difficult, I'm taking spring classes and they are swamping me.

Hmmmm... There are two possible interpretations of that question. Do you mean, do I see myself creating comic strips as a full-time career? If that is the question, then no. It's a fun thing to do on the side, I'm currently a full time college student, a part-time janitor and a spare time comic artist. I don't think I could make a career out of it, I can't draw, plus I make no money with it.
If the question was do I see people creating comic strips to be a full time career, yeah, I could see that. I think that people who have talent can certainly make a career out of it.