I just started reading ur blog a while ago(literally), i really like ur japanese posts because im a big fan of japan and their culture. I learned japanese too but i never had the chance to practice with the younger adults( i usually speak with my senseis cz their accomodation is near my place;more convenient to meet up and chat) so when i read ur posts on it really feels like the closest thing i can get to getting to know the younger japanese ppl. But i haven’t spoke japanese with anyone for almost 4 years now and it’s really rusty and sound like japanese-pasar(broken-japanese) or sumthin.

I really hope u can post more on ur Japan trip and define more on ur relationship with TK currently, i tracked back on ur older posts, i want to read it all but im getting sleepy and i cant browse all today ahahah but i bumped into a post of Duffy? and u wrote that u are not together anymore.. if u don’t mind answering me.. how come? did u write in one of ur post? i found ur relationship together and how u guys met really sweet, almost like fairytale. ahahaha! well for me at least.

Just so u know, i heard of u from MDG cz my friend Valerie was on it, so i did watch and supported u guys, but i din read ur blog then cz of assignments and stuff. Im glad i did though. ahaha. p/s: ur attempts on being gyaru is really nice! i wish i can be like that too! bt cant really achieve that being plump and all. All the best! Kotae wo tanoshimi desu.

even i can’t do that! lol

thanks dear!

I love the fact that you’re really down-to-earth and I love your puns! I’m also a big fan of Japan. The only time I went was on a tour, about three years ago and I cried when I was about to leave =_=.

Ahem.

Anyway, keep up to great blog! I will definitely stay cheesed.

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I’m really excited to do homestay because it’s something that I’ve never done before. We wake up the same time as our Japanese sisters (both of our schools are girls-only, though some of our sisters may have brothers), go to school with them for all of the morning lessons then go sightseeing a bit in the afternoon and come back for the end of school/club activities. After that we get free reign around the city with our sisters and I’m looking forward to meeting up with my old friends Tomo, Taku, Hiroko and Seiji in Nagoya too!

Yes but usually we will put them in different host family.
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