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... from end to end, enjoyed the signs for Coca-Cola and other things that made it oddly similar to South Beach (minus a few obvious details), and fell in love with the place. I loved the smell, the sunshine, the people, the sausage stands (at least they looked like sausage...never too sure), the screaming children, the beach homes, the psalm trees, I loved it all. And I realized that this was the type of Japan I envisioned for myself, or at least the type of vacation I wanted to ...

... and then for dinner had tofu, more fish (Japanese salmon :D), nasu (cucumber), Japanese radish (that was okay...) and even had rice with this random seaweed topping (it was very good). The next day I lazed around the house and am now officially addicted to Initial D, it's all Connor's fault...lol. Anyways, I went with my host mom to Yahagibashi station and she showed me how to use the ...

So even though it's the same flight, and possibly even the same plane, they made us get off and clear customs. Since the flight is at the furthest gate, this meant a 20 minute walk, a slow but thorough security line, and another 20 minute walk back ...

... have required an enormous sacrifice for an uncertain result. When it gets to that point, you're only fooling yourself if you think you can carry on as before. I had come to the same conclusion before going to Germany and tried to sever it then; unfortunately I didn't have the fortitude to see it through. I let myself get too soft and attempted to piece it back together so I could avoid any heartbreak on ...

... cool air will only do so for one hour before it switches off. So, in the middle of the night the humidity will wake one of us up (usually me) to switch it back on. The humidity is so thick you can actually feel condensation forming on your body when you step outside. It feels like we are swimming whenever we try to move (and when I say 'we' I actually mean 'me' ... this is not nearly as much of a problem for Kyle as it is for me). My hair is usually still damp at night from my ...