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Friday, September 08, 2006

Today is a super tiring day!

I almost combed the whole of ChinaTown in heels can~
















Yeeks. I look hideous in all these pics man.
でも、the Japanese have me calling me 可愛い (Kawaii)~
Please take note it's 可愛い (kawaii)、and not 怖い(kowai).
Initially I faced the girls of my group with dread. Cos from far you already can see that most of them are a bunch of ah lians... And yea, they practically shop at all the cosmetic shops that we have ever passed along the tour.















Seriously, what can i say? the photographer's skills sucks... and my cam sucks too. haha.
My group is a boisterous and fun bunch.
I really like them a lot and they gave me one of the coolest gift among all the other "guides", some exquisite chopsticks and a squarish handkerchief like thing which I dunno what is it.

They kept calling me ジョンお姉ちゃん(jon-oneechan), as in big sis joan.
I was told they are on a budget since they are high school students but apparently I don't really understand how they define the term "budget" on them.
A $92 bottle of perfume is called 安い (yasui) -cheap.
One of them just took out $80 like nothing to buy a perfume for her boyfriend.
Well, it's like most of them have a boyfren and they asked me if I have one and when I said 'No' they were very surprised, like "Oh Alien~".
Haha.

And one of my girls tried to buy Marbolo. Shocked the butt outta me. And the supermarket auntie also very funny, they are obviously Japanese yet she kept speaking to them in Chinese until I came along and helped her to translate. Then she say me lor "Aiyo, you know chinese should say earlier ma... haha I thought you are one of them, if I sell her the tobacco I'll be in trouble..." so I have to tell my dear girl that she is not of singapore's legal age to buy that and yep, it's settled.

Along my way I've got lots of stares and stuff. But it's ok, I have to get used to it anyway.
Haiz. I am now an Exco member of the J S S. Under Publications.
The interview was disgustin la... 3 to 1, even though I more or less know I gona be a committee member, they still do it in a like oh-so-serious mode. Idiots.

Ah. Tired Legs. Untouched Project. Unfinished Readings. Impending reports. Kill me.

Oh ya, I just registered for JLPT 4 for fun! Haha, should be fail one la, I haven't even finish the syllabus lor..
Heez. Whatever la.