I'm back now.
I don't have a big journal entry about every little thing I did because I totally forgot to make one. Maybe it's for the better that I didn't spend any time there stewing in front of a computer there. I only had time.
The bottom line is that it was the most fun thing that ever happened to me, ever. I acquired a love of Japanese breakfasts, so much that when I was looking at the breakfast menu in LA, I found myself searching---but for what? And then I knew. And I acquired a fear of middle-aged Japanese women.
Case number one: tales of mother-in-laws being mean and demanding and awful to their sons wives until the mother finally, finally dies.
Case number two: "Maybe in the other places, but not here." *covers face with hands* This is probably the most valid of any of my arguments, not to say that any of them are over 30% valid.
Case number three: "あー, もったいなーいっ" "あぁっ すみません! すみません!" "もったいなーい! (笑)" "(すみません! (><、)" 二人ともしつこい!!!!!
I don't have a big journal entry about every little thing I did because I totally forgot to make one. Maybe it's for the better that I didn't spend any time there stewing in front of a computer there. I only had time.
The bottom line is that it was the most fun thing that ever happened to me, ever. I acquired a love of Japanese breakfasts, so much that when I was looking at the breakfast menu in LA, I found myself searching---but for what? And then I knew. And I acquired a fear of middle-aged Japanese women.
Case number one: tales of mother-in-laws being mean and demanding and awful to their sons wives until the mother finally, finally dies.
Case number two: "Maybe in the other places, but not here." *covers face with hands* This is probably the most valid of any of my arguments, not to say that any of them are over 30% valid.
Case number three: "あー, もったいなーいっ" "あぁっ すみません! すみません!" "もったいなーい! (笑)" "(すみません! (><、)" 二人ともしつこい!!!!!