A journal, finally.

[netsaebr]

Ok, so I finally broke down and got myself one of these online journal blog-type things myself. They're free and they're a decent way of keeping track of all those things in life you want to remember (and maybe some you don't). And as a bonus, maybe I won't have to keep convincing people I'm actually alive and kicking out here in Japan

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[neomagusx]

Welcome to LJ. Some people post multiple times a day, some post less than once a month. Do whatever makes you happy. :)

Let's see:
     * Glad to hear your parents are doing well.
     * Hopefully your work schedule lightened up a bit since last time we talked about it.
     * Nara deer, good stuff. Pretty abundant and pretty friendly. Were there a bunch of lazy deer hanging out in the shade then too? Did any try to eat your shirt?
     * Re: Buddah's nose hole pillar: Told you. :) "holy shit, that foreigner fit! And he's bigger than I am!" Total spectacle.
     * And for the record the japanese works for me.

[netsaebr]

Yeah, my work schedule's lightened up a bit. I still get the day or two that doesn't let up until it's over, but I have no more 9's and I actually have a decent chunk of time on tuesday to plan my lessons (although I tend to get myself distracted easily).

About Nara, there were a whole bunch of deer just hanging out in the shade, and something told me it was a good idea to sit with them and have a nice chat over afternoon tea. I'll give you a picture of that once I get it from dad. None of them wanted my shirt though, for better or worse. (I'm thinking better here...)

Oh, and I've got a class that refuses to believe I fit through until I provide photographic evidence (which hopefully shouldn't be too long as dad's got that one too).

[fskornia]

Welcome welcome. Yeah, I'm not exactly the most frequent poster either, maybe because my life is so boring right now. And yes, the Japanese works, because I can't read it (not that my inability to read it is any logical means of testing it...)