So yesterday two of my friends and I traveled all the way from the training centre to Yokohama to buy shampoo. It was a 40 minute trip, by train. Why so far you ask. Special shampoo imported from the US. Go figure.


( Times I've embarrassed myself in Japan Part I )

To all on holiday, Happy Labour's Day! Even though it's not a public holiday in Japan D:

And the first post of 2012 is... made on April 16, 2012. Hahaha. And I just checked, my last post was in September 2011. I can't help it! Been a really busy year, I graduated, got a job and am now in Japan learning Japanese and training. It's been a hectic year, but I wasn't THAT busy. (Read: Lazybonessyndrome)

Sorry people who read this journal (if any) for the funny and cynical stuff (which are few and far between). XD 

( Japan training )

Ranting under second cut, proceed with caution. 

( Mourning losses )

So. Everyone has, at some point, changed their own bedsheets right? Right? Well, have you ever done it in the dark? I have! Hahaha. And I'm proud of it! Even if it is not an impressive feat by a long shot.

( In the dark )

( Where'd the pillow go? )

Last update: About 2 months ago, I think my journal is getting lonely. I'm really lazy and the fact that the one thing my lecturer finds most memorable about me is an entry I wrote on him is kind of disturbing and influencing my posting (Read: extreme, inexcusable laziness). HAHA. Still, I should be at least glad that he hasn't stumbled upon this one. YET.

Two weeks ago I saw this poster for the upcoming Cars 2 movie, kind of reminded me of my recent experiences in cars. First off, I should say I loved Cars, a very nice animated movie. But I should really move on and chronicle this before I forget even more of the details.

( One )

( +1 )

 Just because you deleted your Facebook, doesn't mean I don't have ways to embarrass you. Lu Wee. HAHAHA.

( Photographic evidence )

How do you know your time as part of the younger generation is over? Three positive signs tips:( lalala )

On Saturday I went to work at the photo studio I worked at previously. It was Hari Raya but there weren't a lot of people. It seemed very quiet those 3 days I worked there. Anyway on Saturday this foreigner came in to develop photos. Only his were both in his laptop and his phone and he needed to borrow the shop's power and purchase a cd so he could transfer the photos to be developed. He actually apologised at his request, because, in his words, "I know it's an odd request." But Mister, I've seen weirder.
( Foreign people and Local language )

I don't know about you, but my parents aren't exactly pros when it comes to computers, which is not to say that they are computer illiterate, or to say that I am a complete whiz kid when it comes to computers(and the internet), but they could be better, or worse, up to this point I'm not really sure which.
( Facebook and internet )

Monday was the day that the school enforced the wheel clamping rule, something the students were informed of through emails sent to their student webmail, and also advertised through large banners plastered all over the university and newly-errected signs near parking bays. Here's a copy of the banner/poster/whatever you would like to call it:

( Poster and photos )