時間は作る物だ！Time is something you make!

[kurikuribebi]

Great New Years date. I will keep long stories short, but if Masahiro wants any more of my attention, he's definitely got it♡ (˘▽˘>ԅ( ˘⌣˘) . We were raised in similar environments, so we have a lot of the same interests and morals. And he's the first person in a while to fully grasp that while I am foreign, my brain doesn't function in English all

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[ragnarok_08]

Those lights are just beautiful :D

Those goals sound great *^^*

[kurikuribebi]

Thank you! I thought I'd be more likely to succeed if my goals were arranged around lifestyle changing habits that will help me accomplish my main goals :)

[caramelcubes]

Happy New Year!! I'm glad your date went well :) all those lights look so fascinating and festive. Good luck with your goals!

[kurikuribebi]

Thank you! It was really amazing. I'd never seen so many lights like that in my life, so I had my breath taken away. It made me want a better phone with a better camera -- all our pictures were taken on his phone since mine is still just iPhone 5s.

[kaishin108]

What a great list of resolutions!
I really need to stop letting food go bad also. It makes me so mad at myself as food is pricey!

Happy New Year!!!!!

p.s. Masahiro sounds awesome! Good plan to take it sloooowwww.

[kurikuribebi]

It really is! When I looked at how much I was spending on food, I knew it had to stop. I think I'm going to start grocery shopping on a weekly basis instead of bi-weekly or monthly.

Thank you :) Slow and steady!

[kaishin108]

Yes, once a week works well. It is those expensive organic vegetables that I just feel like kicking myself over when they go bad. And once in awhile fruit or fruit juice.

We went to a larger discount grocery store today and I still found some organics, yippee!

[kurikuribebi]

YES!!!! That is what kills me. I'll finally go to prepare a meal with my veggies and opps, they are gone.
Lately, there are a lot of places popping up around here for produce. Not long a go, a place with a weekly one-price bag (I have no idea what this is actually called in English) deal opened up. Every week, they have a different fruit or vegetable as part of the sale. You pay a flat fee for the bag. Then whatever you can fit in the bag is yours at no extra cost.

[chochajin]

I really admire you.
I have NO idea how you do it to get so many guys interested in you all the time, seriously!!

Aww, too bad about the Tokyo Tower, but you are right, it IS a fun story to laugh about later on. *g*

Good luck with your goals. :D

[kurikuribebi]

I have no idea either, really. I mean I don't make a conscious effort to make myself interesting or attractive to guys. I just do what comes natural to me. I don't wear that much make up, I keep my fashion simple, treat people right.... Anyway, If I ever figure out the solid secret, I will let you know ;)

Yes! People were upset, but come on! How many people can say that they were trolled by a Japanese Police officer on New Years? Not many. Good memories!

Thanks :)

[chochajin]

First of all, where do you even meet all of them?
My biggest problem is that I RARELY ever meet guys my age EVER! And if I do, they're married with kids. XD ....

Haha! ^__^

[kurikuribebi]

1. University. Don't forget that I studied and graduated here. It's very easy to meet people through school events and functions.
2. Clubbing and Dance circle: Tend to meet a lot of people my age on the dance floor.
3. Friends introducing me to other friends.
4. Nanpa: People have absolutely no problem walking up to me and talking to me. Unless they seem like a total creeper, I will usually answer at least 3 questions.
5. Work. Self explanatory, I think.

It's only recently I've began meeting people around my age though. Most of them are 30-32 while I am still in my 20's. And a rare few are younger than me.

[villagewitch]

Great pictures! I think those goals are totally do-able. Grocery wise I always end up buying too much milk, always goes bad before I use it.

[kurikuribebi]

Yeah, it's such a waste of money. I'm going to start pre-planning meals and doing grocery shopping weekly, to see how much I save.