I'll start with the bad parts so that I can end it in a happy manner.
Well. Let's just start with me complaining so I get that over with.
Tonight I went home from Shibuya at around 23.00. That means really crowded trains. I usually don't have a problem with them. I mean, I don't like them, but they are bearable. But there is one thing I just can't stand, and that's men, because it's always men, standing and sleeping and leaning on everyone around him. My back and my shoulders started hurting really bad tonight and to have that damn guy pressuring my shoulders over and over again was not what I wanted. And it annoys me that all japanese are too polite to tell them off because I don't want to be the impolite foreigner who starts rattle in the middle of crowded train. But it fucking hurt and I just wanted to fucking scream. That's what I really do not like about Japan. Middle-aged businessmen who behave how the hell they want to. >___<
And also, why do people say that they are going to buy this or that from me, and then I get a mail the day I've said was the last day to pay and ask if they can pay half of it?! >__< I have clearly explained that if I do not get the payment I will put it up for sale again, end of story. I am just annoyed with peoples stupidness sometimes.
Oh god. I seem so bitter. I promise you, I'm usually a nice person!
Now, on to the good part! One of my best friends came to Tokyo today. Dearest Maria. I haven't seen her in almost six months, and it's the longest time I've ever gone without seeing her!
Me were supposed to meet up in Shibuya after school but me and
luin_lote decided to skip school today and surprise her at her hotel. But since she hadn't arrived yet we went to this huge store with all the things you can ever need. I mean, big packs of eyelashes, schoolgirl uniforms for men, alarmclocks, fryingpans, etcetc. ^___^
And then Maria finally arrived at her hotel so we went there and IIIIIH! ♥ I've missed her so much! She will be here for about to months to do an internship, or what you should call it, at a school. She's studying to be a teacher. So I won't be seeing her for a while, so this week now before I go home and she goes to Fukuoka we'll be seeing loads of each other and doing loads of fun stuff. Tomorrow we'll go to Yoyogi Koen and Meiji Jingu (if the weather is nice), then we're eating ramen and probably head back to her hotel to just catch up on these six months without seeing each other together with a bottle of wine. ^___^
There is Odaiba, Johnny's-shop, TRIO, Johnny's Fanclub, karaoke, okonomiyaki and just to be together. ♥
Also, in Shibuya some guys started talking to us and wanted to take us karaoking, we were both too dead for it, but they were really nice and I feel so pleased at how easily I speak japanese now. I need to keep studying up when I get back home as to not lose half of what I've learned.
This last week will be quite busy for me, so I apologize ahead of being a bad lj-friend. But then I'll be back in Sweden with lots of freetime on my hands, so expect more from me then. I'm pretending that returning home is not quite that close. Don't. Want. To Leave.
Also, shiny calendars at HMV. *makes grabby-hands* Will. Wait. 'Til. Next Week.
Photobook for Puzzle huh? I love you so much eito! ♥
And lastly, a lot of people on my flist seems to have a hard time right now. To you: ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥
Tonight I went home from Shibuya at around 23.00. That means really crowded trains. I usually don't have a problem with them. I mean, I don't like them, but they are bearable. But there is one thing I just can't stand, and that's men, because it's always men, standing and sleeping and leaning on everyone around him. My back and my shoulders started hurting really bad tonight and to have that damn guy pressuring my shoulders over and over again was not what I wanted. And it annoys me that all japanese are too polite to tell them off because I don't want to be the impolite foreigner who starts rattle in the middle of crowded train. But it fucking hurt and I just wanted to fucking scream. That's what I really do not like about Japan. Middle-aged businessmen who behave how the hell they want to. >___<
And also, why do people say that they are going to buy this or that from me, and then I get a mail the day I've said was the last day to pay and ask if they can pay half of it?! >__< I have clearly explained that if I do not get the payment I will put it up for sale again, end of story. I am just annoyed with peoples stupidness sometimes.
Oh god. I seem so bitter. I promise you, I'm usually a nice person!
Now, on to the good part! One of my best friends came to Tokyo today. Dearest Maria. I haven't seen her in almost six months, and it's the longest time I've ever gone without seeing her!
Me were supposed to meet up in Shibuya after school but me and
luin_lote decided to skip school today and surprise her at her hotel. But since she hadn't arrived yet we went to this huge store with all the things you can ever need. I mean, big packs of eyelashes, schoolgirl uniforms for men, alarmclocks, fryingpans, etcetc. ^___^
And then Maria finally arrived at her hotel so we went there and IIIIIH! ♥ I've missed her so much! She will be here for about to months to do an internship, or what you should call it, at a school. She's studying to be a teacher. So I won't be seeing her for a while, so this week now before I go home and she goes to Fukuoka we'll be seeing loads of each other and doing loads of fun stuff. Tomorrow we'll go to Yoyogi Koen and Meiji Jingu (if the weather is nice), then we're eating ramen and probably head back to her hotel to just catch up on these six months without seeing each other together with a bottle of wine. ^___^
There is Odaiba, Johnny's-shop, TRIO, Johnny's Fanclub, karaoke, okonomiyaki and just to be together. ♥
Also, in Shibuya some guys started talking to us and wanted to take us karaoking, we were both too dead for it, but they were really nice and I feel so pleased at how easily I speak japanese now. I need to keep studying up when I get back home as to not lose half of what I've learned.
This last week will be quite busy for me, so I apologize ahead of being a bad lj-friend. But then I'll be back in Sweden with lots of freetime on my hands, so expect more from me then. I'm pretending that returning home is not quite that close. Don't. Want. To Leave.
Also, shiny calendars at HMV. *makes grabby-hands* Will. Wait. 'Til. Next Week.
Photobook for Puzzle huh? I love you so much eito! ♥
And lastly, a lot of people on my flist seems to have a hard time right now. To you: ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥