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... The day was nearly perfect, as we ended a long ride at an onsen (Japanese hot spring), with views of the full moon over the ocean. Ahhhh....relaxation at its best!
The third day we headed out for an easy ride along the coast, once again enjoying beautiful weather. We stumbled upon an event at the local school and caught a glimpse of daily life. Later that afternoon, we boarded the boat to head back to Busan.
Japan left an impression on me and I can't wait ...

... of them. Their meat is very tasty, and I'm dying to try out the venison too.
That's it for now, I guess. I made it home eventually, exhausted yet amazed at the weekend I had. I'm glad to have finally finished my August entries, but with the end of September approaching, I'm already a month behind again. Thanks to everyone for your reading and comments. I could easily just jot this down in a journal instead, but it's your interest that keeps this blog up and running.
Much Love,
J

... 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 ...

... a fat 10megapixel digital camera with a baffling array of options and features. It's understandably taking some time to get familiar with, but I should have a good grip on it by the time we fly out in April. Speaking of which, we also have our tickets arranged, so there is now an official date on the calendar. On the 8th of April we will be taking off from Chubu International and settling in for a long flight to Frankfurt on Asiana Airlines, via Seoul. Mayu has a 12 ...

... translation - bosom buddy). It's hilarious. Apparently Road to Avonlea is a big TV hit here. WORKING LIFE For the most part work is pretty easy. Little to no preparation is required for most of our classes and we only work overtime if we choose - and when we do, it's always paid. I recently was asked to teach a business English class which has turned out to be quite a bit of work. Every Saturday these students study English for four hours, two of which are with me. The class ...

... Unfortunately, the big hanami party we had planned for Sunday (yesterday) got rained out, and it was too cold and damp by the late afternoon when it cleared up. Rather typically, I woke up this morning to a stunningly gorgeous day without a cloud in the sky. Typical because I had to work. Murphy's Law, I suppose. In any case, it's probably the nicest, most festive season in Japan, so it's a pleasure all the same. And now I have an easy way to memorialize it.