Hi there again! It seems someone can't keep on track with her bog posts! this is turning into my journal! I used to have a journal... sometimes I pick up my journal, write in it once or twice and then ignore it for another year. I guess I did promise back then to post every week but now... it looks like maybe every month I'm sorry! Getting to the point now: I have gotten into art a lot now and my new dream is to become a traditional animator. It's when you sketch out all the scenes of one character and it becomes animated :D Lets see how long this lasts though... Living in Tokyo so far is AWESOME. I have been dreaming to go ice skating in midtown and I really hope that will happen soon. I love ice skating and there is an ice rink that will be open until march something! That means I can go for my birthday which I'm going to do because Ice skating with my friends sounds so amazing! Speaking of birthdays I'm finally going to turn 12! I get a pretty cool birthday surprise too. I have been doing these english lessons to a japanese class and on my birthday we get to go up and meet these kids! The lessons were put together on one day, and then performed on Skype to these kids who got to learn. Apparently their area was hit by a tsunami not so long ago so we are helping these kids out by teaching them english. I'm not really teaching them by talking in japanese though. That is the "MC"'s job. (I don't really know what it stand's for but it means translator.) I'm so glad in my new school. I have lots of nice friends and one that lives two apartment's away! Her name is Kate and we're close B) not that I don't miss my V.A friends but its great to have an awesome friend.
Anyway the word of the day is: 日本 or Nihon. It means Japan in japanese (lol). and guess what it stands for? (say this in a dramatic voice now it deserves it:) LAND OF THE RISING SUN! That really sounds so mystical and awesome. to think: Japan means Land of the rising sun! Sooo cool.
Symbol of the day is (yes I am doing symbols now): 日. "Nichi" It means sun or day. it is in the word 日本 but it is pronounced "Ni" instead of "Nichi" because I mean: "Nichihon?" Doesn't sound very nice. Can you guess what sunday is? 日よび which is sun (Nichi) day (Yobi) all together: sunday (Nichiyobi)
Thanks for reading? hehe Bye!
