A name like that surely belongs to a Viking. Congratulations on your old Norse readership.

>>eclair hentai

…the confectionery item or the La Pucelle character? …On second thoughts, I don’t really want to know.

On a more serious note relating to the ‘early spark’, I always enjoy going back to rewatch favourite episodes of past animes periodically, just because they still feel as fresh and good as when I watched them originally.

I mean, seriously. Marimite. Catholic schoolgirls and pizza. What the hell are these people thinking?

However, it may simply be the kind of person I am, but I can’t imagine ever getting to the stage where I no longer had time for any anime at all. There is simply so much out there, in a plethora of styles and genres, that I can’t help but think it would be next to impossible to run out of new material. Plus, I love rediscovering the old stuff that I have. When something is really good, watching or reading it again is like spending time with an old friend. You recognise the ins and outs of the relationship, but to actually experience it again is a joyful thing. In this way I’ve found myself yearning to watch Haibane Renmei (leant the DVDs to a friend and am now positively pining after it) and picking out particular Cardcaptor Sakura episodes to fit my mood. When I’m feeling down, well, nothing will do but the final three eps of Fruits Basket. They may be old hat, but I know and love them, and rewatching is always a pleasure. If you tire of finding the new, perhaps finding comfort in the old is a possibility?

Failing that, resting is always a good option. Bank up the anime fire for a bit and take a break with something else. It’ll still be there when you come back. :) Spend too much time with something and however much you love it, you’ll get tetchy with it in the end. Goodness knows, I love my Doctor Who, but if I didn’t step away from it for stretches of time I would end up throwing DVDs at the wall.