About me, I guess

Hello, stranger. I haven't choose a name for myself yet, so I'm going by Abbacchio. I'm a biology student who currently works at a lab; I like visual kei, biology, George Michael, fanfiction, a few anime and making little crafts.

This website will look a bit empty for some time, since I have no idea about what to share here and how to create new pages, but I don't think it's a problem for the time being.

I'm currently reading Mona Lisa Overdrive, by William Gibson. Haven't read any of the other 2 books of the trilogy yet, and maybe that will be a problem in the near future, but in my defense I didn't know it was a trilogy when I got the book. Anyway, I haven't read more than a single chapter yet, since I have a ton of uni things to do at the moment and the meds I'm taking makes me too dizzy to read anything.

I'm plotting a little craft project for the near future, so if I manage to do it, I will talk about the process here. Still working on how to make the site looks nice and organized, but I guess I'll sort it out with time. Right now I'm craving to listen music, but I forgot to charge my headphones, so the only music I have is the typing little sounds and the true-blue mind noise I always have at my mind. It'll have to do by now.

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