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... to my car itself.<br>Derek's a really generous guy, a quality that not many people learn early enough in life. Sure, be tight about your money. But I've always been stingy, I think, until I realized how important it was for me to make friends in Japan. It's not about spending on others though, but rather about returning favors. You lose track of who owes who, and then you're on the right track. Well, that night, with D driving me all over the place, both of us exhausted from the ...

... went to a pottery class, which was interesting...super frustrating for me, I couldn't get the hang of it, and it seemed to be taking far too long, and as I got hungrier and hungrier, I got grumpier and grumpier, (sound familiar :P?). We stopped at a 7 Eleven to grab food and slurpees don't exist in Japan...haha. Anyways, I had a shrimp pasta salad. It was so good! Money well spent, no ...

... ve stayed fairly active in the free time department. With my birthday back at the beginning of February, I thought I'd treat myself to a nice present. I had been discovering the limitations of my Canon IXY digital camera over the past year, so I had it in mind to eventually upgrade. With the prospect of a period of extended travel on the horizon, it was the perfect excuse to get something new. So, on the first of last month, I picked up a sweet new Canon Powershot A640 ...

... is pretty straightforward - he is a cat-like robot from the 24th century of the future, who was sent back in time to help a down-on-their luck family. His ears were eaten off by rats, so he is afraid of them now. He has a pouch in which there is a secondary pouch (in case he needs to wash one of them) - he uses these pouches to store hundreds of cool gadgets. Anpanman's story may be a bit more heartwarming. He is a man who has a sweet bean paste filled biscuit head. When ...

... already it's a tremendously less complicated way of getting what I want out of photography. The purchase was intentionally lined up for this time of year. Why? It's cherry blossom season again! Since I didn't really make the most of it the first year I was here, I thought I'd treat myself to a present for the occasion. I've been going rather crazy with it in the big park nearby, which happens to be one of Nagoya's best places for hanami (cherry blossom ...