On Sunday, Japanese Language Proficiency Test. I'm doomed for sure. I was too relaxed but when I saw everyone studying so hard, I was scared. I'm like "Canny, you can do it. Japanese is nothing. If the "Onions" can do it, why can you? Just trust yourself." God, I did my best. At night, my grandma's sister's son's daughter's wedding dinner. I was crazy. I don't know why but I called the Carlsberg lady for beer. My dad's expression was quite humorous too. It's really weird, I feel sleepy when I drink. Monday, went to The Paws, an animal shelter for dogs and cats. We bathed them, give them medicine, play with their little puppies and got scratched. It was actually FUN! It was raining so we can't take them out for a walk. Then, we have lunch at Shah Alam's McD. Yeah, I ate my favourite Cheeseburger!!! Hahaha...The 4 HS boys are INSANE!!! They mixed papers, all sorts of spices, tissues and straws in the coke and challenged each other to drink it. I thought only my bros do that.
Tuesday, nothing much. My holiday is just waking up, eat, see TV, eat , more TV, tuition, TV again, snacks, never-ending TV, supper, sleep and the whole routine repeats. Sugu's class was nice. I got a chop!!!Today is Wednesday!!! Yea, my bro is in Aeon now, not wanting to fight with the "aunties" in the afternoon. I realised that aunties nowadays are so much modern than the youngsters. The way they dress up is just fabulous. And of course the other group of extreme dressers is none other than the "Onions". Later, Chemistry class. Okay, got to continue with the Facebook thingy. Chao.
I'm finally back, to my family, to home, to Blogspot, to tuition and everything/everyone here. However, my heart's still in Japan. I really really don't want to come back here. I miss all the memories I had with the new 'Family' I have there. I hope our relationship will last forever. Reunion? YES!!! Can't wait for it. Yesterday, I received a letter from my foster family in Japan. I'm like OMG! I'm really touched. Although there's so much "Kanji" I don't quite understand, I feel their loves. Okasan, otosan, abaasan, Mayukosan, doumo arigatougozaimasu.Japan is great. Exchange programme is magnificent. Everyone should have this kind of experience. I'm in the process of making a slideshow thingy bout Japan but I'm really not good in it so be patient, Saya budak baru belajar. =P I LOVE JAPAN!!!This wonderful song Momiji (maple leaf) is very meaningful to me because my foster mum loves it and she taught me this dance which we presented in the 'Separation Party'.
Ern=Healthy Frog
