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I was so unbelievably scared this morning.
I didn't get out of bed until 11am because I was feeling pretty crappy, and I noticed I had missed calls from my parents and a text message saying "I'm glad you're back. Have you heard from Rosie?". I assumed that message had been sitting in my mum's outbox from when I got back from Japan or something. So I thought nothing of it.
Anyway, my dad called later and asked if I'd heard from Rosie, at which point I realised something must be wrong. So... yeah, I freaked out and panicked, until I turned on my computer and learnt that Rosie (and everyone else I know in Tokyo) is okay and relatively unaffected.
I'm glad I chose to go to Japan in my Christmas holidays, instead of my Easter holidays. Phew.
And I'm glad my best friend is okay ;3;
Now I know what it must have felt like for people back home when I was in Istanbul during the serious floods.
I didn't get out of bed until 11am because I was feeling pretty crappy, and I noticed I had missed calls from my parents and a text message saying "I'm glad you're back. Have you heard from Rosie?". I assumed that message had been sitting in my mum's outbox from when I got back from Japan or something. So I thought nothing of it.
Anyway, my dad called later and asked if I'd heard from Rosie, at which point I realised something must be wrong. So... yeah, I freaked out and panicked, until I turned on my computer and learnt that Rosie (and everyone else I know in Tokyo) is okay and relatively unaffected.
I'm glad I chose to go to Japan in my Christmas holidays, instead of my Easter holidays. Phew.
And I'm glad my best friend is okay ;3;
Now I know what it must have felt like for people back home when I was in Istanbul during the serious floods.