Another week in Kagoshima March 7, 2010
Last week went quite fast. AGAIN! Well I guess things are starting to pick up at work again. So time seems to going fast.
We played mini volleyball again. I had a lot of fun. Good laughs. There were 7 of us. So it means more running around. I actually like smaller numbers. Less people = more work.
Hoshimura-san is leaving next week. She’s on the same team as me at work. It’s too bad she’s leaving. I guess things are really slow at the office. Not much work to be done. However, I’ll probably see here at volleyball.
Saturday, I played ping-pong with Ryu-san, Ueno-san, and Urushibata-san. I had a lot of fun. Haven’t played in a while. But it seems like I haven’t lost any of my skills. We later went to Ryu-san’s place to have dinner and to drink. Hwajin noona made some delicious food. I was really really full after. We also drank makurlee (Korean rice wine). It wasn’t too bad. Also, Asakasa-san and his son joined us. We had a good time playing the Wii. Good times.
Today, I went to a different church. I went with Noriko and the Australian couple, Gina & ___ (can’t believe I forgot his name). Anyways, it was about a 20 minute drive to the church. But on our way to the church the roads were so beautiful. I mean we were driving along the coast. It was beautiful. The church was very nice. Nice small church. The interesting part was that there were a portion of people that were deaf. I think everyone knew how to do sign language. It was awesome to see. Also, the sermon was done in Japanese but the we had these fm receivers where someone was translating in English for us. They also served us lunch. Tortillas! So good.
I ordered a new pair of headphones. An early birthday present to myself. Audio Technica ATH-AD700. They are super comfortable. I tried them at Bic Camera. I should be getting them in a few days.
Got to decide this week if I’m going to Korea or not after I’m done here. It’s most likely that I won’t be going. I’ll probably just spend a few days in Japan then head back home. Money is a factor. =(
Tortillas in Japan? Weird. Sign language at church? Awesome! Haha hey mikey! how ya doing! Thx for the consistant updating! I had to catch up a bit hahaha! Good job on the early birthday present! haha doncha love doing buying yourself gifts and have an excuse to buy them? Hahaha! Anywho, I can’t believe it’s already March and you’re going to be home in a few months! Time flies!!! I’m really looking forward to having you much closer=) I started a course at George Brown College for Wedding Coordinating and Consulting! hahaha pretty random but I’m thoroughly enjoying the course=) You gotta meet someone quick so I can plan your wedding!! hehehe…btw..your comment on my fb photo album…what the heck are you talking about! haha I’m sooo jealous of all the Asia travels you’re doing! your pictures at Hokkaido were amazing…can’t ever see myself traveling to Japan to snowboard! the snow must have been amazing~
@Yury: Ya Tortillas and sign language is where it’s at. haha.
But soon our birthdays will arrive. And you know what that means!?!? We are getting older. haha. But yes I love buying things and have an excuse. haha
Oh nice! A wedding coordinator! I think you would be really good at that. You should start a business and get my mom to do flowers. haha. I always wanted to go and see the olympics. That’s why I’m jealous. lol. Japan is japan. It will always be here. Olympics only happens so often and in different parts of the world. So ya…jealous…hehe…Anyways, it looks like I’ll be coming back on the 25th of May. And we’ll be moving that weekend. It’s going to be busy when I get back. I also signed up for Ride for Heart for June 6th. You should join me if you have a bike. Anyways, miss ya.
Japanese sign language! COOL!
I think a present for yourself is always acceptable. You gotta appreciate yourself. Is the weather good Mike? The weather here is meh…
AND I owe you an “apology picture” since you didn’t like the one I posted!! LOL! What would you like?!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MINHOON OBBA (for three days=)) Love always, Yury Dongs (for three days)