I shouldn't have done that

Er, hello.

had a bunch of Japanese high school students visiting TARC today. i have no idea why they chose TARC, but anyways, thanks to TT, i was able to sign up for the interaction program. besides spending time with the Japanese, i also managed to catch up with some of the TT finalists. the program was...rather successful, i would say. just one thing, the Japanese couldn't really understand English and they're rather conservative, i wasn't sure if it's because of language barrier or me looking too scary(i prefer the first thought), but seriously thank god that i wasn't bad at sign language. hahaha. sorry, there is no pictures for this post(though there should be) because i didn't bring camera because i'm lazy. waiting for the pictures from skinny Deric. (you really should see him beat-boxing one day.) and it's really nice to meet you and having you as my partner for the day, Wesha! :)

i miss my emcee boys. though they can be super ass-holes for sometimes, but they are the best brothers i've ever had. although we don't meet up as often like we used to during last semester(seriously, seeing them everyday i feel like dying.), but i'm just really glad that our friendship didn't drift apart just like that. we can still talk about anything. from random topics, assignment rants to personal stuff. i miss them, i miss the hardcore trainings we used to go through altogether, and i miss getting lost in the middle of nowhere during the night while on the way home and emcee-ing with my sampat partner - Jake.

speaking of emcee-ing.
Jake and I will be emcee-ing for this Sunday's TARC's First Aid Unit Night. (First Aid Unit has a Night? i know right. trust me, i have no idea either.) so we'll be pre-celebrating Christmas together in this very night! :D

by the way, my old Motorola is revived.
major happiness.

back to my conversation analysis.