Currently watching Honey and Clover, one of the dullest dramas ever

[yasunori17]

You know, if you turn away from something even a short time it may disappear completely like a flash of lighting. But you can either count on ones to come soon after, or the next time there is a storm. That is what I thought about all the good times with friends and memories I made with them. In reality they were longer but when you try to think

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[lacusclyne]

Those are fun stories! It sounds like you're still having loads of fun, I misses you. I'm making huge summer plans which shall be fantabulous. AND they announced the first musical guest which is JAM Project. : ) They are awesome. Masami Okui is in the band, she was a voice actress and songstress for like...everything. I think you would probably be the only other person to remember. I was excited everyone else was like, say what? yippee. : ) Class is hard and ridiculous, boo hiss. I wanna be done, we are gonna go to six flags, the strawberry festival, green dragon market, shady maple, and the cherry blossom festival for starters. Five billion summer plans!

[yasunori17]

I was just talking about taking Yohei to six flags. The music at USJ reminded me of the music they play there. HAHA I remember when we were kids your mom did not want you and your brother to go on rides. I think she scared the pissnit out of you two or something because you wouldnt go on rides with me when we were younger. What is the strawberry festival? I have heard of it before. But I never heard of the green dragon market. Which Cherry Blossum festival are you going to? My taiko buddies will be at both. They are living at ursinus for 2 months next year. The one in Washington DC was a big rip off of Otakon and there were no Cherry Blossums. The one in Philly was small and the food was a rip, bring a picnic or something. But the trees were beautiful.

[lonely_lycanth]

I can imagine that going to a place like Universal that is just like the original in America would be really nice after being away for so long. I am so ambivalent about moving out of the country. Part of me would really like to; there are parts of the world I would really like to experience in that way, but at the same time, I know my family (especially my mother) would be really upset by it. And there are things I'd miss about the US, too. Because I want to work in publishing, I'll probably end up in/near NYC, which from an arts and culture standpoint isn't so bad. :D

I don't know why I rambled like this. It's really not related to your entry at all.

[yasunori17]

O but it is...my last words were about moving. LOL since we will be seniors soon, I know the future is on our mind more then ever. But you right, I deal with home sickness in a different sense, so I miss people, but I take solace in eating McDonalds or something silly like that. American bands and brands are so popular here, you would be surprised how confused I get sometimes. In Osaka there is this place called American Villiage. But it really doesnt have a lot of american things at all. Weird...But good luck finding a good job near NYC. But friend got a translating job in New York and he loves it there.

[merry_tasogare]

dude gym.... ;____;

[merry_tasogare]

omg i just saw how amazingly long everyone else's comments were....
I feel like a boob XDDD

[yasunori17]

no that gym was amazing! God but I dont want to know how much it costs. But i love pools and onsens and instructors in tight pants telling me to move my fat ass. LOL

[anonymous]

Rainbows are beautiful. You really can never capture the true beauty of nature. It's fleeting, like time and life, but it's wonderful to revile in the moment. :) ~N