In Search of Sunrise

So yeah, a certain someone told me to update, damnit. And since I’m sick with the flu, I figure now I might as well. I’m certainly not going anywhere like this. However, I must warn you that this post will probably be more meandering, and meaningless than my other posts, which is to say that it will be a lot like my other posts. That, and the fact that I haven’t really done much lately is why I haven’t said anything of late. Blah blah blah and other stuff too.

But there are a couple of events, which occurred lately that are worth noting. Firstly, the sannensei at the junior high school graduated. I’m somewhat relieved. The sannensei were, how do I put this, the most perverted of all the students. I mean, the sixth graders at the various elementary schools were also coming into their own. And by that, I mean they were also pretty cheeky at times. But the sannensei, especially the boys, let me just say, “too much testosterone.” I don’t know why the boys around here have to be so naughty. Well, I can guess why: There’s not much else here to do other than be naughty and say naughty things. But whatever.

So the sannensei graduated, and many of them cried. I’m guessing because they’ve bonded over the years, which is entirely believable given the fact that this town is so small and so closely-knit. Their graduation ceremony was really nice. A hell of a lot better than what my junior high school graduation was like. I know this because I can’t even remember my junior high graduation; that’s how much it meant to me. Ms. Ya—- and Ms. Yo——- asked me what I thought about the ceremony and the similarities between theirs and mine. I said the major difference I noticed was the genuine sadness and happiness of the students, as evidenced by the tears and hugs of the students, teachers and parents. In contrast, my attitude towards graduating from junior high was more along the lines of, “Thank God! I am so done with this @#$%!” Of course, I didn’t exactly say it like that, but I’m sure that was my genuine reaction to the event. My time in junior high was pretty much the lowest part of my life, as it is for many. But onto more uplifting thoughts: I will in my own way, miss the perverted sannensei. They cannot be replaced, and yet, they will be, by an equally perverted ninensei class who are becoming the new naughty sannensei class.

Secondly, I’ve really bonded well with one of my JTEs, Ms. Ya—-. She’s really quirky, and the one I kind of talk about naughty things with - well, her and the math teacher… and the social studies teacher. For this reason, they’ve invited me to go to Kumamoto City and get plastered with them. They say I am very fushigi and very omoshiroi. This means they think I am weird and will serve as a wonderful conversation piece at whatever local bar we’re going to. Of course, I don’t drink alcohol, but I can get second-hand drunk. That is, when I am around people I really do like, I can get pretty loose-minded, too.

Lastly, Happy Birthday Gramma! Wow, I think you are like the Energizer Bunny! That’s great!

Ah, I’ve also hit a new low with games. I have so many, because I can find them for SO cheap here. 500 yen for a game. And good ones at that?! Hellz yeah, I’m buying them. However, I’ve also started buying Japanese PC games, but there’s a couple I want that are… shall I say a bit risqué? Allow me to clarify though that since they’re marketed for female players, they’re not nasty like some of the just plain icky ero games that I marketed for male players. Of course, the two that I want are inaccessible where I live - unless I buy them on the internet… I’ll just buy and ship them to my American address and have my mother deal with them until I get back. Oops, she’ll probably read this. And that’s a good place to end this.

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