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Well I finally arrived in Japan again! I'm so glad. As per special grandpa request I will now try to write more for you guys when I get a chance. The internet cafe is so far out of the way now that the one by me closed (must be the fault of a new one that opened not too long ago, its super cool that's why...).

It rained all day Sunday so I stayed inside and slept all day. I caught a cold already, or did the cold catch me ho ho?, so I slept it away. I bought mikan (oranges) to eat and so that helps. Yesterday my friends from Shiga University invited me to a special party for the Korean exchange students so we all ate (free meal!! Its good to have friends, haha.) and chatted and it was fun. I was glad to see my friends again. Afterwards I went to meet Keiko, Aya and some other friends at YAB. It was so great to see them and catch up. Everyone's doing well so I was glad. Afterwards Keiko let me stay over at her place and she set up her kotatsu!! Ahhhh so comfy. A kotatsu is basically a small table with a heater attached, and you put the futon blanket over it and sit underneath. Its like magic in winter... you never want to crawl out from under it. Heh.

Today I have to go to Sky Joker for 'aisatsu' or greetings. Basically to say I've come back and see how everyone is and to ask if I can work there again. ;D In Japan, your friends, classmates, co-wokers, those relationships don't just end. You still are obligated to them. Even when you're really old, for example, to your 'senpai' or senior, you still have to show respect. Its different from what most Americans are used to because a lot of time if we quit a job or move away we don't always contact people who helped us in the past or that we were close to, whereas Japanese usually do. Whether its obligation or because they want to is kind of hard to decipher sometimes, though. It can be weird to understand.

Anyway, catch you again in a few days. Hope Turkey Day goes well and eat LOTS of pumpkin pie for me!!

Peace out homies,

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[16 Oct 2006|01:15pm]
The weekend was fun! On Saturday durning the day Rin-chan (Lindsay) and I went to Nagahama for a "Hiking in English" thing. We basically were grouped with about five Japanese people who could or couldn't speak English well and walked around Nagahama looking at the sites. It was cool, I remembered a little from when Yui's parents took me to Nagahama. It's pretty close by bike, about fourty minutes. Rin-chan and I might go back there soon. We spent the day with them and although it was supposed to me mostly in English, we ended up speaking mostly Japanese. It was easier I suppose for them but I got some good practice. They were very nice. There was a vending machine with a "mystery drink" option. You put in 120 en and then choose mystery and you get a random drink from that amount of money's selection that is available. I of course had to try it. Luckily I got Aquarius, a kind of sport drink, and not some gross coffee drink thing. I so have to play the mystery option again! I got to play on a playground at the end of the hiking thing. There I saw Justin (3 level)'s girlfriend, Ritsuko. She was watching her niece, who is adorable! She is probably about 3 and Ritsuko taught her some English and she's so cute. We went down the slide together. I told Ritsuko I saw Justin waiting at Nagahama station for her (:O) and she said thanks. I told her to bring her niece sometime so we could play again. ^^

Oh Nicholas, I don't know if you're reading this too but there is a guy in my class named Brenton (sp?) who looks like 85% like you and it freaks me out! I call him 'cuz.' Haha. Really though, he looks so much like you it frightened me at first. ;P

Saturday evening a bunch of us went to Jack and Betty, which is a small bar place where they have concerts occasionally. It was free and some of the other students knew the guys who were playing. It was really fun because we got really rowdy, nothing broken just jumping around and having way too much fun. Japanese people typically are really resevered even at concerts, when a gaijin (foreigner) pulls them out of their chair and says DANCE! They just say, "aw what the heck" and go for it because a gaijin told them to. Haha. Yeah, it was crazy. There was a little bit of moshing, a little bit of crowd surfing. What is hilarious is the fact that the place is really small, hehe. I have some bruises but it was all in good fun and pretty cool. I kept taking the guitarist's hat and wearing it and it was being thrown around, hehe.

After that some of the musicians and JCMU students went to some place called the Sound Bar. I followed along but it was pretty boring there. I mainly talked to the drunk Japanese people outside. I only drank water, I'm not really into drinking alcohol. I've had a beer or so here but that's about it. Everyone else likes to party on the weekend. I actually think it's amusing in a sad sort of way, but to each their own. Regardless, the Japanese people were trying to speak to me in a weird English/Japanese combination and it was hilarious. I don't think they could even understand their Japanese.

I left about 1:30am, good old bicycle got me home safely at about 2. It's actually pretty easy to get around when you have a bike, if you don't you're out of luck though. D:

Sunday was spent doing homework and recovering from being so sore. My legs still hurt. But it was very fun. I think maybe next week those guys are going to come back, or at least I think they mentioned it. They're from Oosaka, which is a happening kind of town.

Class is getting tougher by the day, I study a lot and sleep a lot, heehee. This week I don't think there is anything too exciting going on. Except I have to find a Halloween costume and soon. D: The Halloween parties are on Friday and I've got nothing. The kids' party will be fun I hope, I'm in charge of face painting. I found the book store Yui's parents took me too, hehe. Book Off is the best place on Earth. ;D There is a game on the second floor called "The Typing of the Dead", it's really really fun!

Well I miss Michigan and home and everyone a lot. I'm sorry I haven't been able to chat more often. Usually when I have free time everyone is asleep. Mom I hate to ask but I'm running low on the monies. :O And now when I want to type something I think about it in Japanese first, it's hard to speak English. Hehe.

I'm going to go to the ATM and possibly the bookstore with Rin-chan (Lindsay). I'm gonna make like a tree and get the heck out of here.
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[11 Oct 2006|08:59am]
Wow I'm surprised I haven't received a flood of emails asking me about what Japan is doing about North Korea. Heh, heh.

Anyway I'm doing well! Despite that testing, it's been surprisingly quiet. In fact we haven't even had a talk with any of the directors here about the N.K. testing so we're really not even worried about it. It's been totally out of my mind these last few days.

The weekend was a long one because there was a holiday on Monday (no clue as to which one.) Sunday I participated in a community sports festival! It was so much fun. I ran relay races and did so many different things. The prizes were useful too, Saran wrap, ziplock bags, garbage bags. It was really cool. Although my muscles are really sore now, but it feels good in a weird way.

Monday I was eating my lunch in a park and I put my arm back to rest and I felt a prick. I looked down and there was a green catarpillar, about three inches long and two inches wide. It had a blue stripe down it's back, too. I thought it's only a catarpillar and I should be fine but then all of the sudden I had intense searing pain and I looked down and it was beginning to bubble, it was gross! So I quickly rode back to JCMU and most of the people were out on a field trip but a few were around so I put some ointment on it but it didn't help at all since it was for non-poisonous. I decided to go to the drug store and just get some gauze and bandages and try to find some ointment. I ended up finding something with the kanji for bug and I put that on and wrapped up the area. The bubbles had already subsided by the time I made it back to JCMU but the area was still really red and very painful. Everyone asked me if I would go to the hospital but I really didn't think it was quite that serious. I said if it didn't get better within two to three days I would. The next morning I woke up and it felt much better. So everyone no need to worry, I am fine. ;D Although still sore from when I tripped at the sports festival and bruised my knee and scrapped my hands. A tomboy like me can handle that. ;P

Here's a picture I found on the internet about the catarpillar. I did indeed learn the barbs contain poison but obviously it isn't too serious.



It's called an "Aoi Raga" Blue Raga, the moth is quite disgusting looking. In a way it's kind of cute but I put a picture up so people know to watch out for it because it really does hurt.

Well, I got an 85 on my latest test! I am so happy! I'm off to study, class is pretty fun at the moment. I hope that lasts. ;D

See ya!
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[07 Oct 2006|09:20pm]
Weekends here are so boring. You'd think that it'd be fun but there isn't anything to do usually unless you go somewhere. I end up wandering the halls aimlessly wishing it were Monday already. o. O

I do have stuff to do tomorrow, I'm volunteering in a sports festival, that will be fun. :D
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[03 Oct 2006|03:12pm]
It rained yesterday and today is nice weather. So why am I having an unlucky day? Firstly I overslept today, on account that I was up too late doing my studying (seriously), and missed a quiz. Then when I had to dash to my second class at a nearby university I discovered my back tire on my bike is completely popped, the tube is shot! So luckily a classmate let me borrow a bike for a short while, but the guy who fixes the bikes was already here today and the latest he can be back is Thursday...

Tomorrow I have a class at the other university which is a 30 minute ride by bike so I guess I'll have to ask someone if I can hitch a ride on the back of their bike... o. O There's no way I could walk that far and I'm not even sure exactly where it is really... まったくもう・・・ I'm always unlucky. :(
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