@Ariel: The Korean language uses two number systems: pure Korean numbers and Sino-Korean numbers (borrowed from Chinese, actually ) which are used for numbering different things. 😉

Llama noms oreos whilst studying adjectives.

Llama thinks it's funny to see people react to an extremely tall, medieval/rogue-style dressed foreigner walking down the street. 😉

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Llama stays up all night before an archery day, and hopes I don't do something stupid when I get there because of tiredness. 😯

Llama.

@Alex: Huh. I learned something new!
@gyps: Oh dear. I hope you stay awake today!

Llama

@Ariel: 😆 It's almost impossible for me to sleep with humans around. Like when Nia was at my house, for example. I didn't sleep for like, three days. 😉

Llama dropped her light saber in a black widow's web last night.

O.o

Llama.

O.o?

Llama gets ready for archery! 😀

Black widow. O.O.

Llama.

@ Gyps: I was only there two nights. But ... I dunno. you probably didn't sleep for three days anyway. 😉
@ Jaygers: She let me stand in one of those while I was there, too! I'm still alive.

And here's the trivia I was ducked for:
The Turkish word for "lion" is Aslan! Cool right? lohlz lohlz lohlz.
The Pevensies’ last name ("Pevensie", duh 😛 ) wasn’t mentioned in the Narnia books until the Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
And, their original names were Peter, Rose, Ann, and Martin. *dursen't remember what order they were actually in*

Llama listens to Narnia soundtrack.

Ann, Martin, Rose, and Peter. 😛

Llama.

Ahhh, thanks, Jaygee! 😛

Llaaaaaamaaaa.

Welcome. 😀

Llama.

@gyps: You can't sleep with humans around. What proximity are we talking, 'cause I assume you can sleep while other people are in the house?
(*tries to figure out if you tried to kill the spider with your lightsaber-dropping or if you don't want to retrieve it after having dropped it there...*

llama listening to a soundtrack she's currently hooked on. Even though most of it is the sort of music I've heard in other scores before (in other words, kinda generic and not particularly unique). But that said, the first half has some pretty stuff going on (some of which sounds suspiciously similar to Narnia, which is funny because this score is by Harry Gregson-Williams' brother) and the second half does have some power to it.

@Jaygee: Haven't you ever seen a black widow before? 😆 I've seen twelve of them in the last two days. 🙄
@Nia: I guess. 😛 But I was up all night every night you were here. 😕
@Ariel: I can sleep around my family, but if there's a stranger in the same house as me, nooope. 🙄 I barely sleep at all in hotels, for example. When I stay at people's houses, I'm up all night most of the time. 😉
Aaaaand I was actually running because I saw the biggest black widow of my life, and the light saber clip broke off of my belt and fell into the spider web. 😕 Soooo I had to run back and get it out. But the black widow ran up the wall of my house so I was able to get the light saber and run for it again without having to deal with her. 🙄

Llama always wants to say Smeagol! 😯

Llama.