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It's been too long...
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Saying Goodbye...
The day of my farewell speech at the Closing Ceremony was an emotional one. I had spent almost a week trying to translate the entire thing into (bad) Japanese. Piles of textbooks, an electronic dictionary, internet dictionary, and pages of the 500 and something most commonly used Japanese verbs littered my desk as I took on the daunting task of ( Read more... ) -
Pig Influenza and Japan
So I come to school today and find it deserted. Only 3 students arrived out of a total of 500 and something. All the teachers are at an emergency meeting to discuss their present plan of action. Poor Japan. One the one hand I can understand why Japanese people are so cautious when it comes to epidemics, especially in a country that has such a dense ( Read more... ) -
Asian "Death" Flu
Ah, the Asian "Death" Flu...
In Japan they simply call it Influenza Type A or B. It sounds so innocent, so simple. And yet, one little letter and you find yourself practically under house arrest (for your own good and that of your co-workers'). A fever, problems breathing, muscle, nerve, and joint pain (you name it, it's all there). To experience so ( Read more... ) -
Writer's Block: Six-Word Story
He died with dreams left unfulfilled. -
Altered Fates: Chapter 1
D.Gray-man Fanfic: Story Summery
What would happen if D.Gray-Man were crossed with Star Wars (the old episodes)? Surprisingly, it all fits together remarkably well.
I don`t even think I need to give you a hint as to who will be playing Luke`s role... It`s kind of obvious... (And I`m not just talking about the last name.. :P)
To clarify some terms ( Read more... ) -
Back in Action...
And so I'm back (with a new password and everything ( Read more... ) -
Forcing chemotherapy on a child against the family's wishes?
How can it be possible for child welfare officials to kidnap a child in order to force the 11-year-old boy to go through chemotherapy treatment (a second time) against his will?
Kidnap, you ask? Well what else do you call it when a father goes to the hospital with his son for a routine appointment, to find himself shackled by security as his child ( Read more... )