Sweet Dreams

Still haven't sold the Mercury figure I listed last weekend (which has been relisted), but I went ahead and listed one of the Moon figures, as well as a two-manga lot: Let's Dance a Waltz Vol. 2 and High School Debut Vol. 13. I put a price tag of $11 on the Moon figure, but I'm also open to getting offers. (I probably won't accept less than $9, though.) As for the manga, the Waltz volume is totally brand new because I stupidly bought an extra copy, not realizing I already owned it. (Luckily, I had used a $10 coupon, so I got it basically for free.) The HSD volume I don't need anymore, since I bought the new omnibus edition that also includes the previously unreleased Vols. 14 & 15 of short stories. I'm selling those for $14 together, but again, I'm willing to accept offers. (Probably won't accept less than $10.)

Hate that my local Waldenbooks is closing, but loving the sales they've been having. Manga was 60% off, so of course I took advantage. ^_^

I bought:

Fushigi Yugi: Genbu Kaiden Vol. 9 (The right volume this time!) 
Tsubasa: Those With Wings Vol. 3 (The last volume, so expect a review fairly soon)
xxxHolic Guide
Angel's Coffin (One-shot, so I'll be reviewing that as well)
Butterflies, Flowers Vol. 1 (Josei, so I had to get it.)
High School Debut Vols. 1, 3, 4, 12

Yeah, I really wish they had more volumes of High School Debut in stock. :( They didn't really have much of a selection left, unfortunately, or else I would have bought a lot more. Actually, I'm kinda kicking myself for not picking up the four volumes of Skip-Beat they had left. With Butterflies, Flowers and High School Debut both being new series for me and a new Yuu Watase series (Arata: The Legend, surprisingly a shonen title) coming out in either March or April -- can't remember off the top of my head -- I figured that was enough for new series, but I am planning to read Skip-Beat at one point, so I should have just grabbed those volumes for super-cheap while I had the chance. Oh, well. They were later volumes, anyway, so I probably would have been totally lost trying to read them now.