What are you obsessing about at this moment?

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My current obsession is old and unusual cellphones. I keep buying them. I just bought a Palm Treo 650 on EBay. I usually revert back to my iPhone, but curiosity keeps getting the best of me. I am also fascinated with Japanese flip phones. I think this is because of all the anime I watch. I have an LG Wine. It's pretty cool. It has a touch screen and runs android. I can even play Pokémon Go on it I also have a Blackberry Curve, Pearl flip, and Passport, which is really neat, but the keyboard malfunctioned. The Nokia 635 is very nice. I like the OS better than the iPhone, but the App Store is so scant I had to give up on it.

My new OC, March. And customizing my avatar on another forum.

My friend is coming over to spend the night and I'm so excited

My little vacation down to OC

A potential Nadal-Istomin match at Wimbledon

I'm obsessing over the body language and reactions by family and friends and that I've recently visited ... Obsessing over what other people are thinking of me in a negative light is a horrible habit that I need to practice turning off.

Thursday.

My little vacation to the Richmond, VA area. Gotta love the southern vibe.

strontium 89

The Lego models of the Eiffel Tower, Burj Khalifa, and London skyline (my favorite of the three) that I assembled and posted pics of on FB

Sign language! If I talk at all recently, it's pretty much only about sign language. And even I can tell that others (a) don't care about sign language and (b) are getting p!ssed off with me constantly talking about it. But it's compulsive. I'm obsessed with it. It's annoying resources are so crazily scarce.

how to keep myself from completely stripping out my eyebrows.

Death by hanging.

I've mentioned multiculturalism to my mum for the very first time today. I told her that the thing that drew me to Hogan's Heroes in the first place is the way that the script and characters were written as a message about teamwork, multiculturalism and diversity. She wasn't expecting that from me.

I’m obsessing over something I told my Mathematics teacher a little over a month ago; I claimed to have proven a certain general formula I had composed, but a while after that I realised that I had not proven it: I had the wrong understanding of a method of proving theorems for all natural numbers greater than a certain number (mathematical induction). Apparently, the actually proof consists of four extensive parts. Luckily, I have the whole summer to prove this formula.

Other things I obsess over at the moment include the Euler-Mascheroni constant, not being fluent in Italian, Monster Hunter, mistakes I might have made while writing a letter to a university and optimising my schedules for after the summer holidays so that I know exactly what to do in most situations.

Cockney,

I think there is a fun way to explore different cultures. I like to do it through my interest in tennis. My list of favorite tennis players includes three Spaniards, a Serb (not Djokovic), an Argentinean of Italian and Spanish heritage and a Russian who plays for Uzbekistan. Denis Istomin could be very multicultural by himself. He was born in Russia, in a town on the Kazakhstan border, moved to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, now lives in Moscow and travels all over the world. He has a fan in an American woman of mixed German and Italian heritage.