Monthly Archives: December 2006

I decided to do a humourous piece on things that you’ll probably only find in Japan.  And definitely not in America.  [A lot of this is offensive, so don't read if you're not interested please.  I am offering a warning.] … Continue reading →

My Christmas went well, to all those wondering.  It was … rather uneventful though, compared to an American Christmas.  On the night before, my host family celebrated and we got presents and had a nice dinner.  The actual day my … Continue reading →

Ok, since Tuesday I have been pretty sick.  Instead of staying home, which I should’ve done on Tuesday when I thought I had a fever, I just stuck it out with some mediciene.  When I got home, I felt pretty … Continue reading →

Ok, it’s actually close to 10 at night now, and I’m really tired, but I just had to write about my really fun day with Yudai.  We had been looking forward to this all week, and it was great. First … Continue reading →

This week has been pretty fun, but uneventful.  The tests are finishing today, although the ‘official’ ones finished yesterday.  Today’s test is a mandatory test for the Japanese students because Nagano High School is a super English school, and they have … Continue reading →

Yes, the long and stressful week of test is almost over for my Japanese classmates, which means I have my friends back to hang out with after school.  I’ve been eating lunch with Yudai and studying with him, but now … Continue reading →

So, today I’m feeling better.  My throat still hurts, and my nose is running, but it’s better than it was yesterday.  But my voice sounds really weird at the moment due to my throat and coughing. Today I just spent … Continue reading →

Ok, so today I’m sick.  Yesterday I was too, but I went to school because I had to do the Rotary speech.  I had a fever last night when I got home, so in all, it was probably a bad … Continue reading →

Not much has really been happening, at least not enough for me to make a long blog post about.  Just the normal Japan-ish stuff I guess, not that it’s ever really normal in the American sense. Last Saturday, I called … Continue reading →