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It Was An Honest Mistake
Ok, you might all hate me for doing this, but I am going to post about stuff I did a month ago. I know it might be totally irrelevant to you by now, and I know you might not wish to read it- and that's cool, but for my own purposes and for those of you who are so inclined to read I shall post about it anyways. Really, I didn't mean to get so far ( Read more... ) -
Two Thousand Eight Wonderful Memories
Before I continue catching up with writing my journal, I thought I would do a brief summary about why 2008 was perhaps the best of my life.
- Awesome parties with friends! Does anyone remember the Penguinadactyl Party? How about Leap Day Party? And who could forget smashing the Darth Vader pinata at the Official St. Joan of Arc Val's Citizenship ( Read more... )
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no wonder it's known for food
Ha, sorry its been almost a month since I have posted. Having school during the week, and having guests or traveling on the weekend leaves little time to write in my journal.
Three weeks ago I went to Nagoya.
Chris Kridakorn (Mao) and I arrived there Thursday night (I took regular trains all the way from Kyoto and it took about 3 1/2 hours) and Hiro ( Read more... ) -
Ladies and Gentelmen May I Present
The new President of the United States....
BARACK OBAMA!!!!!!!!!!
I am so happy. -
Aman(da)nohashidate
Yesterday I made a trip out to see Amanohashidate by myself. In order to save a little bit of money, I went by regular trains instead of the direct, reserving seat one. I left Umahori station at 10:09 AM and didn't arrive to Amahashidate until around 3:30 PM. I made four transfers, and had to wait about 30 to 60 minutes for the next train to arrive ( Read more... ) -
Just Like Honey
Yet another spectacular weekend to share- Erik came to visit me in Kyoto again! :)
I met up with him at Kyoto station and we rode the train back to Umahori and made a scrumptious breakfast. Let me tell you! Eggs, bacon, toast, and orange juice! Around noon-ish we went out to Saga-Arashiyama and got some lunch and then rode the romantic train ( Read more... ) -
ふん = poo
Sometimes I translate back in to English (using an online translator) the sentences I write in Japanese... to see if they somewhat make sense.
ふんいきも平和だった。
The atmosphere was also peaceful.
was translated back as...
"The excrement living was also peaceful." -
The Deadly Bees
Has anyone else noticed that bugs in Japan are about 10 times the size they should be? I can't tell you how many times I have been scared to death by a massive bug flying into my face ( Read more... )