So I now have Ally hooked on blogging. She drags ME in here to blog with her. What do I have to say? I have no life, nothing to report. Except that, why do I have a job and no one else does? It's like the world has frozen over and hell has ended, or something like that.
There is a big test on Monday. So far, I have managed to sleep an extra three hours, waste two sending pictures to Alex so that he won't harrass my program coordinator anymore, and pretended to study for about five mintues. Ain't I good folks?? This test aughta be a breeze. Except for the speaking part. Who says you need to be able to speak a language to be able to speak a language?
So I got my classes, whoop-de-doo. Why was I freaking out for so long? Life is a sad. My life is measured by the amount of time I spend freaked out.
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Life in the Fast Lane. Or not.
So everyone has been writing sad things, and it makes me sad. The Mad Three (that's my spur of the moment name for us) have been reminiscing like, well, mad lately. I wonder if it's driving others insane. It's certainly driving me insane. The major downside of SUA: getting us all attached to each other. It's like there's still an umbilical cord connecting us all to the mothership. Sooner or later it's going to have to be cut. And you know how it is with chicken pox: the older you are the worse it is. Yeah, I like mixing my analogies, it's fun.
So, Japanese people will watch ANYTHING. They have the randomest shows. I watched one where they put really obscure kanji up and made the people guess the reading for it. And they were all celebrities. I mean, come on people, make a movie or something. And then there was one where they were playing kids games, the kind were you have to clap in rhythm and do some brainy thing at the same time without losing the rhythm or messing up. Craziness. It was funny to watch...for about 2 minutes, and then I had to change the channel.
So everyone has been writing sad things, and it makes me sad. The Mad Three (that's my spur of the moment name for us) have been reminiscing like, well, mad lately. I wonder if it's driving others insane. It's certainly driving me insane. The major downside of SUA: getting us all attached to each other. It's like there's still an umbilical cord connecting us all to the mothership. Sooner or later it's going to have to be cut. And you know how it is with chicken pox: the older you are the worse it is. Yeah, I like mixing my analogies, it's fun.
So, Japanese people will watch ANYTHING. They have the randomest shows. I watched one where they put really obscure kanji up and made the people guess the reading for it. And they were all celebrities. I mean, come on people, make a movie or something. And then there was one where they were playing kids games, the kind were you have to clap in rhythm and do some brainy thing at the same time without losing the rhythm or messing up. Craziness. It was funny to watch...for about 2 minutes, and then I had to change the channel.
