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Oh, hey there paid LJ. I should use you.
Uhm, I know everyone's kinda migrated to tumblr and all, but I just wanted to say that I'm back in America, currently sitting on my bum (and the money I saved).
I'm trying to get back into the whole site-making things because holy shit the web design scene is booming, and the right side of my brain is mad at my for being unused ( Read more... ) -
Sad first world problem of the day.
I have go on YouTube and look up the top hits from Billboard.com in order to find out what hip and cool on the radio.
Has anyone else fallen head over heels for Imagine Dragon?
Also, I'm returning to Americarand at the end-ish of August. Reverse Culture Shock is going to suck. -
No horse in this race
My friend and I were talking about how nice it was back in college. Seriously, college was amazing and I'd relive it in a heartbeat. Then, on second thought, I would not want to be 19 again. I mean, being younger sounds neat, but I thought I was really, really dumb at that age ( Read more... ) -
First world problems are hilarious to complain about.
My teacher just handed me a speech to correct, and let me tell you, I've never thought about why teachers bitch about formatting papers until now. Font size is important, but for the love of God, double-space your papers. You might not think your grammar is particularly bad or your thesis is certainly not horrible, but you probably should risk it ( Read more... ) -
Or we could
I'm trying to do this thing where I stop disappearing from the internet because I think there's a lot of people here who are important to me and, well, that's just not fair to them.
Also, posting this on Dreamwidth because if I could crosspost from Livejournal, I so totally would. But I can't.
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Stuff that got done (in Japan)
To apologize for being such a shitty LJ friend, here are pictures from places that I went to!
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So, uhm.
Who has a tumblr again? Let me know so I can add all y'all nice folks.
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Say...what.
Today during my lesson, my favorite student, Takumi, pulled his textbook out from under the dais at the front of the class. When I turned to the chalkboard to write something, all the chalk was missing. He proceeded to the hanging monitor stand and pulled out seven pieces of chalk. At the end of the hour, he pointed at the English teacher I work ( Read more... )
