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Tsunoda Narumi
Apr. 3rd, 2007 05:22 pmI got a second job at the campus book store, so things are a bit busier as of late. And my e-mail is now working. Thank goodness.
While cleaning some of my room over spring break I came across a letter that I had written to my favorite voice actor, Tsunoda Narumi, almost 5 years ago. I have an address to send it to now, but I spent the longest time putting it off. I actually first came across the letter six months ago. Then I needed to make sure my web page was all updated. I finished most of it and then became distracted. Now that I've come across it again I've finished (for the most part) updating the site, and yet for some reason I've put it off. Perhaps I'm worried she'll never get in amongst all the other mail she gets.
Then I remember talking to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ssfseiyakou a while back about voices actors and she said how lucky it was I had a few sound files of what she sounded like in normal conversation. She had hoped to someday meet her favorite voice actor Niiyama Shiho, but all she could hope to do now is put flowers on her grave. (You may have said this slightly different, but it's been 5-6 years since we talked about it.) Life can be so short. We never expected her to pass away when she was 29. I'm not saying I think Tsunoda-san will pass away anytime soon, but I guess there's no time like the present to send the letter to her. In another year she could change companies and I would have no address to send a letter to. I think I shall send it. I can only hope it reaches her.
Need to get off the computer and sleep before class starts. This 15 hour day at school is starting to get to me.
While cleaning some of my room over spring break I came across a letter that I had written to my favorite voice actor, Tsunoda Narumi, almost 5 years ago. I have an address to send it to now, but I spent the longest time putting it off. I actually first came across the letter six months ago. Then I needed to make sure my web page was all updated. I finished most of it and then became distracted. Now that I've come across it again I've finished (for the most part) updating the site, and yet for some reason I've put it off. Perhaps I'm worried she'll never get in amongst all the other mail she gets.
Then I remember talking to
ssfseiyakou a while back about voices actors and she said how lucky it was I had a few sound files of what she sounded like in normal conversation. She had hoped to someday meet her favorite voice actor Niiyama Shiho, but all she could hope to do now is put flowers on her grave. (You may have said this slightly different, but it's been 5-6 years since we talked about it.) Life can be so short. We never expected her to pass away when she was 29. I'm not saying I think Tsunoda-san will pass away anytime soon, but I guess there's no time like the present to send the letter to her. In another year she could change companies and I would have no address to send a letter to. I think I shall send it. I can only hope it reaches her.Need to get off the computer and sleep before class starts. This 15 hour day at school is starting to get to me.
