[He opens the journal and speaks quietly, hoping not to disturb anyone.]
...It's been a bit cold lately, hasn't it... I hope everyone is faring well with the weather being as it is.
In my country, three days of cold are followed by four days of warm until the fully warm days of spring arrive and bring with them the cherry blossoms. [...I...was
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And oh my gosh, finally. It looks cool, right?
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Ah...and I hope it is to your liking, Poland-san.
[In fact, it looks like this with an HD display, Blu-ray and DVD capabilities and it comes with a remote of course.]
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Well, if it's cooler than the last one, totally.
[...Yeah, he'll love it. But then get bummed he doesn't have DVDs.]
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...I will bring it by shortly.
[And he can borrow DVDs! Or ask Bil for them.]
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And I'm sure they'd like the company. I haven't had time to plan for a hanami this year, but I'd love to do it sometime, hopefully...
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[After a short pause, he continues.]
...Perhaps this Sunday? It seems the weather is holding.
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Mm, you can visit the flowers anytime you'd like, sir. But as for the hanami...eh, I've never really been good at planning big things like that. Maybe I'll talk to someone else about it. [From what she's learned, a lot of people were interested in it, and that alone made her happy and wanting to go about it.]
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...Should probably go see them myself.
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Ah, Mr. Japan. I trust you have been keeping well?
... The trees must be spectacular viewing at this time. I hear that Prunus serrulata have some of the most pleasant blossoms... Perhaps I ought to go out myself.
[And more excitedly:] I also recently received my nanocomputer - perhaps at some point we could convene and I could demonstrate it for you?
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[Formal formal formal.]
Ah, if you have never seen them, then I do suggest it. The sakura are very representational of my country. ...I may be venturing out with Baiken-san...if it is not too forward of me to extend an invitation...?
[omg omg omg!!! TECHNOLOGY!!!!]
...!! I-I would be most honored to see your nanocomputer! When would you be available?
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[Formal right back.]
I have never met Baiken before [- notice he didn't append the -san because he recognizes that it's an honorific now, but doesn't know which to use -] but I would not be adverse to this at all. Perhaps I could... bring someone myself? If he isn't too busy, perhaps I will ask my partner to come with us.
[Robert knows that Don speaks Japanese but he may not realize that the cultures intersect, yet...]
Oh, I'm not particularly invested in anything at the moment... Both yourself and Cameron have expressed interest in seeing my nanocomputer, and I was wondering if perhaps I ought to do some sort of lecture or similar demonstration on it...
I wonder if anybody else would be interested?
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....Many people here do seem interested in technology. Perhaps it would be a good idea to open your demonstration to the public so you needn't do it repeatedly?
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W-would Sunday be convenient for you...? Baiken-san seemed interested as well.
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Sunday's fine! But will it just be the three of us? [Isn't that kinda lonely?]
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