Well, the news about Nova has finally hit Britain. We're on the BBC !

On Friday, branches were closed and a message posted that they were to be delayed indefinitely. Meanwhile, Nova filed for protection from bankruptcy and Saruhashi ("Monkeybridge") was kicked out.

We've got a lot of people wondering about kuroe and I back home, which is a bit funny ( Read more... )

I went out for karaoke and kimchee nabe with kurayamihimitsu -- she treated me! ♥ I haven't been to karaoke for months ( Read more... )

As I mentioned before, my parents, little brother and his girlfriend are here, so I'm doing all the stereotypical tourist things, some for the second or third time, some for the first time ( Read more... )

Okay, doing that meme that I've seen on my flist.

( My non-existent careers. Let me show you them. )

It seems that everyone's spending their summer holidays well... Me? I'm still writing and working. It's fun in it's own way. I'm around 78000 (unedited) words now ( Read more... )

Er... My inbox is flooded with comments about Weiss Side B? And comments from older posts too. Sorry if I don't reply to them all. I'm a bit overwhelmed. ^^ Where did everyone come from? Not that I'm complaining, just a little surprised ( Read more... )

On Wednesday afternoon, I met up with dilettantka and we went to the 100% Chocolate Cafe for lunch.

( Lunch )

Yesterday, I went with Kuroe to Matsumoto, which is all the way over in Nagano.

( Matsumoro Castle )

I got to meet up with nitaspitas for a Tenimyu Toujitsuken Attempt. It ended in failure (we were facing off against roughly 850 other people!) and... err... they were filming? Maybe we'll be on the backstage, looking like losers. Haha.

So... we met up with some people including gokumew2 to look at Gundam for free. They have an exhibition in Ikebukuro Sunshine City ( Read more... )

I went to a concert with my Japanese teacher on Sunday. It was pretty good and I enjoyed myself. Just like in Bleach myu, there was an extra twenty minutes or so of randomness at the end where the audience were encouraged to clap along to a famous classical piece (which was very familiar to me, but I don't know the name), guided by the conductor ( Read more... )