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Wednesday, December 13, 2006

my host finally replied my email after 3days. 3days to me is long. i wonder why. i always wanted her to reply my email like instantly or something. i'm such a bad person. isn't considerate enough. people over there still have school, me here holiday, than think people also have holiday. my way of thinking is just so bad.

so she sent me an email. one eighth is in english. the rest in japanese. i was figuring out how am i going to understand what she is writing. remembered that she has a website to translate japanese to english and vice versa. so asked for the website and she replied almost instantly. just so great.

translated the whole email. the first paragraph was such great news. she wants to send a CD to me. oh my gosh. cannot believe it. along the way, the translated english was a bit weird. afraid that the email i written in japanese with the help of the translator would also be as weird as the one i have translated.

will upload the photos taken in japan soon. some of the photos will have to wait till my beloved junior is back from her ever so long holiday.

i'm one happy kid.

7:53 pm