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... Our waiter kinda laughed at us, cuz he knew what we were thinking. <br><br>(Quick note on Japanese fashion: The natives are, by and large, pretty conservative. There is a large western influence on fashion here [obvious by the massive amounts of English (or Engrish, at least) T-shirts, Crocs, and New York-ish 4-inch heels]. As my buddy Mizumoto said, &#8220;When we use English instead of Japanese, we feel kind of cool.&#8221; The older ...

... just started. We had a month long of Summer holidays in August. I worked 2 weeks during Summer to earn some cash...and then flew home for 2 weeks. Twas such a nice Summer. I came back a week early, but the weather was horrible, so wasn't able to do anything that exciting. So anyway. Term 2. Last week I welcomed back..(unwillingly :oP) my 17 + (3 new) students. I have been warned by all the teachers that this term will be a crazy one. There's going to Sports Day ...

... to go to: two held by my schools and two hosted by friends. So, on top of the break from work, the holiday is providing a great chance to dry out from all the heavy drinking. One party in particular left me questioning whether I should ever touch a Long Island Iced Tea again. Then I neglect to consider the amazake (sweet sake) that goes hand in hand with Japanese New Year's celebrations. . . Christmas itself is always interesting in Japan. Seeing ...

... a night. Thursday 4.19, enjoyed a nice day at Meijo University with the pharmacy students there. We listened to case presentations, went on rounds with doctor/nurse/pharmacist teams and listened to a presentation on aspiration pneumonia. Afterwards, a pizza party was held in our honor and lots of fun was had. In addition to American guest, Meijo paid host to a guest professor from Sainte Thomas University in Manila, Phillipines. The guy ...