@D_Blade: Wooot for a second season. Lol, when I said “poor guy” I meant I feel a bit bad that I keep forgetting.

@Orion: Kyoani is really strutting his stuff as of late. Konata was very cute.

@Shirukii: Second best? What would you consider the best?

Pittan, la la moji pittan~ > *

Also, I too really loved that shot of baby Konata with her rosy cheeks and little mole.

The part with Kanata’s spirit visiting her family was really touching.
AS, you are definitely right there. I also tend to take for granted the fact that everyone in my family is still there, except my grandfather who is gone since a few years ago and with whom I didn’t have much communication.
Sometimes one tries to show he/she is there, to the point of exasperation. But it is only when they disappear that we feel they played a role, even a minor one in our lives… and also that, like many movies, dramas (and so on) show us, sometimes it is too late to wish them goodbye, to give them our excuses or thanks or to express regrets.

To return to Lucky Star, it is really amusing to see that the fears that Kanata expressed for her daughter have been proven all true in the end (reminds me of Oedipus and the fulfilled prophecy idea).
Kona-Chan has really been “corrupted” by her father and genetics haven’t favored her either. At least she almost looks the same as her mother.

The part with the jar and chips bag reminds me how prideful and stubborn (display of strength?) we can be for really trivial things that can turn sour for even more embarrassment (I really thought the contents of the bag would pop out for more comic relief).

No more Lucky Channel? Awww. The outcome was expected though, with Minoru’s rampage (by the way, I thought he would never show his real eyes… How wrong I was).

I vote for a second season of Lucky Star!! Otherwise I’d feel desperate.

D., the one who wants to be a professional advice-giver/social counselor. *laughs*

P.S.: If I were to call my father “poor guy”, I think I’d be missing a few teeth there (just kidding).