私のかぞく。。。
The reason I shouldn't eat sugary things and then do my Japanese homework...I was supposed to write a passage about my family...
Translated, it would go something like this...
"In my family, the are 6 people. Everyone loves cake, but my mother does not like making cake very much. She buys cake from the supermarket. My mother's job is making dance costumes.
My father is employed by telstra. When he made cake, it tasted really bad.
I have 3 siblings. I am the eldest. Because my younger sister ate too much cake, everyday she goes to the pool and swims. My youngest sister and little brother are students. My little brother studies at a circus school in Melbourne. My family are interesting, aren't they?"
True story! ...and yea, that's what I'm handing in...
While I was writing this, my mother came in and optimistically asked me if I had any chocolate. She then started going through my library books, and then was like "wtf is this Cartographies of Desire book?" I just said that pile of books was from uni so she says "Ohhhh so it's for your research project?" Yes mother, clearly the fact that all the other books have titles pertaining to the internet, technology and information management means nothing! At least she didn't question it any further(It was actually a history book on homosexuality in Japan, but never mind. )
And my brother got into my cosplay costumes and ran into my room dressed as bishop!Subaru. As he is at least 20cm taller than I am, it was very amusing looking...He then explained that he needed a costume of a character out of a book for some thing he was going too...so borrowing your sisters cosplay counts I guess? He then questioned me as to who the character was...he has seen X, so this wasn't toooo difficult.
"That's Subaru"
"Wait he's not he gay one is he?"
"Yea..."
"Awww shit...lol I just won't tell anyone"
.
Siiigh I want to be working on cosplay, not my assignments...pretending research projects don't exist unfortunately is not an effective approach...while Manifest is over, we still have Armegeddon Expo(ok so this is one of those pop-culture expos, but it's still an excuse to cosplay, and then there is the Madman cosplay festival, which is a new thing this year, so who knows...
Translated, it would go something like this...
"In my family, the are 6 people. Everyone loves cake, but my mother does not like making cake very much. She buys cake from the supermarket. My mother's job is making dance costumes.
My father is employed by telstra. When he made cake, it tasted really bad.
I have 3 siblings. I am the eldest. Because my younger sister ate too much cake, everyday she goes to the pool and swims. My youngest sister and little brother are students. My little brother studies at a circus school in Melbourne. My family are interesting, aren't they?"
True story! ...and yea, that's what I'm handing in...
While I was writing this, my mother came in and optimistically asked me if I had any chocolate. She then started going through my library books, and then was like "wtf is this Cartographies of Desire book?" I just said that pile of books was from uni so she says "Ohhhh so it's for your research project?" Yes mother, clearly the fact that all the other books have titles pertaining to the internet, technology and information management means nothing! At least she didn't question it any further(It was actually a history book on homosexuality in Japan, but never mind. )
And my brother got into my cosplay costumes and ran into my room dressed as bishop!Subaru. As he is at least 20cm taller than I am, it was very amusing looking...He then explained that he needed a costume of a character out of a book for some thing he was going too...so borrowing your sisters cosplay counts I guess? He then questioned me as to who the character was...he has seen X, so this wasn't toooo difficult.
"That's Subaru"
"Wait he's not he gay one is he?"
"Yea..."
"Awww shit...lol I just won't tell anyone"
.
Siiigh I want to be working on cosplay, not my assignments...pretending research projects don't exist unfortunately is not an effective approach...while Manifest is over, we still have Armegeddon Expo(ok so this is one of those pop-culture expos, but it's still an excuse to cosplay, and then there is the Madman cosplay festival, which is a new thing this year, so who knows...