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Jan 24, 2005 22:56

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literus January 24 2005, 07:11:40 UTC
Nice to hear what's been going on, even if it is about your cough! Thanks for the email last week, I'm getting abin fever from the THREE snowstorms we've had this week (school's cancelled, everything's closed, ugh). I just hope it doesn't happen on Thursday or Friday (I fly out on Friday).

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vientoeste January 24 2005, 12:01:34 UTC
Congrats on getting into grad school! I'm glad you're having such a great, unique experience in Tokyo though I'm sorry to hear you're still sick. How neat to find yourself at least starting to assimilate into the Japanese language and culture. I hope things continue to go well for you.

~Britt

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sangria_lila January 25 2005, 01:24:01 UTC
What subject do you plan to grad in?

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nightcomplete January 25 2005, 04:53:25 UTC
Hiya, kid. Fuji-san sounds amazing. When I'm up on the 5th floor of the Humanities building (where my faculty is) I can see the little hilly excuses for 'mountains' in this country. This city takes up most of a pretty big valley, which means no snow, potential flooding and very, very pretty scenery from a height.

Can you distinguish between ocha, kocha and mocha? That's the most intricate Japanese I know ;)

x

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my_rain_face January 28 2005, 06:19:25 UTC
Well, mocha is mocha. Ocha is green tea. Kocha I. . . don't know. . . . I'm a fan of uron-cha, myself, which is really oolong-cha, though it took me a little too long to figure that out. ;)

Heh -- Fuji is amazing on the occasions that it's visible. You undoubtedly have a view far more frequently than I do. . . . Eventually, I'll make it out to the Fuji area and get some good pics which I'll send along if you want. Not as good as actually being there, but, well -- you know. ;)

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nightcomplete January 28 2005, 06:53:25 UTC
Uron-cha, hehehe. *gets to make said cha at work EVERY MORNING* Kocha is black tea, or Engrish tea as it is known to people at aforementioned work.

My new favourite word is yatta - pop quiz, hot shot, you know that one?

;)

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my_rain_face January 30 2005, 23:08:36 UTC
Doesn't really translate that well. Sort of means "I've done it!" or "Go me!" or, uh, "Woohooooo!"

Yattaaaaaa!

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yesisaworld January 25 2005, 05:39:25 UTC
This entry was way too long. I doubt anyone's still reading.

Give us a little bit more credit -- you DO matter to us, y'know. ;)

I second the train ride thing! Go for it! There are worse ways to spend an hour, seriously.

WOOT GRAD SCHOOL. No big surprise that you'd get in, though. Can we throw a party? Let's THROW A PARTY. Or, whatever, y'know, just really bouncy after getting to hear from you.

:: bounces ::

Rock on! Like Carina Round! And stuuuff!

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