May 12, 2007
Hi Family,
I'm doing great still. Except I forgot about an egg akichan boiled for me a couple days ago. So it is in my room rotting. HAHAHA. It is hard to find how to throw it away, because I don't want to tell them because it's embarrassing, and the garbages in Japan are different. They separate everything in little bags in the kitchen for recycling, but I can't find any garbages outside. Everything is clean though, somehow. So I thought it was fairly humorous. As soon as I find a way to get rid of it at least. Public garbages could be miles away. I'm not sure how it works. It is in a bag for now. It will be hard to sneak it out for a walk. So I hope you can laugh at me now :)
I hope most Saturdays I can get an all-day bus pass and just explore Kyoto, but today I feel I must catch up on some homework and prepare my first lessons for teaching Tuesday. Gotta get that off my back. But I will check out the temple that's 125 steps from my house, (Mimuroto) because that's not usually open by the time I get home from school.
Well, have fun at the ward breakfast! I gotta go eat breakfast myself, so have a good one. Here's the link to a sub-album of the Heian Jingu which I visited yesterday. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v34/Dallin/JAPAN/Heian%20Jingu%20Go%20nuts/
--Savanna
PS thanks for rubbing it in that you have dumpsters everywhere. ^_^
I'm doing great still. Except I forgot about an egg akichan boiled for me a couple days ago. So it is in my room rotting. HAHAHA. It is hard to find how to throw it away, because I don't want to tell them because it's embarrassing, and the garbages in Japan are different. They separate everything in little bags in the kitchen for recycling, but I can't find any garbages outside. Everything is clean though, somehow. So I thought it was fairly humorous. As soon as I find a way to get rid of it at least. Public garbages could be miles away. I'm not sure how it works. It is in a bag for now. It will be hard to sneak it out for a walk. So I hope you can laugh at me now :)
I hope most Saturdays I can get an all-day bus pass and just explore Kyoto, but today I feel I must catch up on some homework and prepare my first lessons for teaching Tuesday. Gotta get that off my back. But I will check out the temple that's 125 steps from my house, (Mimuroto) because that's not usually open by the time I get home from school.
Well, have fun at the ward breakfast! I gotta go eat breakfast myself, so have a good one. Here's the link to a sub-album of the Heian Jingu which I visited yesterday. http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v34/Dallin/JAPAN/Heian%20Jingu%20Go%20nuts/
--Savanna
PS thanks for rubbing it in that you have dumpsters everywhere. ^_^