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also, some really good and funny editorials about being a JET:
http://www.outpostnine.com/editorials/teacher.html
also, some really good and funny editorials about being a JET:
http://www.outpostnine.com/editorials/teacher.html
Feb. 24th, 2005
Good stuff
Feb. 24th, 2005 10:10 pmSo lots of good stuff to report finally.
Ever since breaking up with Tomoyuki, I have met and been approached by lots of people! First there is Kazumi who I met a couple of weekends ago when I went out in Omiya. She called me to hang out again this weekend, yey!
Then I approached that girl that Yosenex and I met in Lumine (remember with the coffee?) and exchanged e-mail addresses. She already e-mailed me and things look promising! Her English is GREAT and she tells me she hates school so she won't do foreign exchange, but there are other ways. There are lots of things that she can do being so good at English.
Then today the lady at the gym approached me and we exchanged info. She seems really cool and I hope we can hang out.
My Japanese teacher took me to the Brazilian market on the way to her home. There was some good stuff there, and most of all, it was inexpensive. There was microwave popcorn (like, non-existent in Japan) for 60 yen a bag (whoo, like 50 cents!). I got a rather large jar of green olives for 230 yen ($2.10) and a box of smacks wannabe's for 275 yen ($2.55). Woot! I just wish Yono food wasn't closed on my way back from the gym because I don't have milk.
And fake smacks are always better too. Ureshiiiiiiiii.
Ever since breaking up with Tomoyuki, I have met and been approached by lots of people! First there is Kazumi who I met a couple of weekends ago when I went out in Omiya. She called me to hang out again this weekend, yey!
Then I approached that girl that Yosenex and I met in Lumine (remember with the coffee?) and exchanged e-mail addresses. She already e-mailed me and things look promising! Her English is GREAT and she tells me she hates school so she won't do foreign exchange, but there are other ways. There are lots of things that she can do being so good at English.
Then today the lady at the gym approached me and we exchanged info. She seems really cool and I hope we can hang out.
My Japanese teacher took me to the Brazilian market on the way to her home. There was some good stuff there, and most of all, it was inexpensive. There was microwave popcorn (like, non-existent in Japan) for 60 yen a bag (whoo, like 50 cents!). I got a rather large jar of green olives for 230 yen ($2.10) and a box of smacks wannabe's for 275 yen ($2.55). Woot! I just wish Yono food wasn't closed on my way back from the gym because I don't have milk.
And fake smacks are always better too. Ureshiiiiiiiii.