Nike+ Number Fifty-Three
So some of you are probably wondering about my "tea" yesterday. Well it was fun. Yoko picked me up with Chris (her boyfriend) and Miki. It turns out that Miki is a school friend was junior high school of Yoko. We went and got coffee at a local café I didn't even know existed. Miki is a speech therapist at a hospital in Kobe specializing in cancer patients. She works with people who have had to have surgery on their neck and face. Not quite as sporty as Yoko, she still seems to like to be active. Recently she has been busy with work, but the next week she has off so we may have a chance to meet a few times over the next week. We chatted for a couple hours and then headed back. Tomorrow I'm planning on meeting Miki again perhaps for dinner or something. She seems like a very nice person and I'm interested to know more about her.
As many of my readers have kindly pointed out to me I've been lazy about my blog of late. Sorry about that ... Anyway I will endeavor to bring you up to speed with my goings on. The Aussies have all left, which makes me quite sad, as I grew very attached to having them around. How lame is it that they decided to go home ... lol (just kidding guys).
So today Jodi and Jono left Shirasagi. They are the first of the Aussie to be leaving and it was sad to see them go. It really brings home the fact that the rest will soon be gone too. I am a bit depressed by the prospect of no more "chigao'ing" going on and all the rest of the quirks that came with this batch of Aussies. It is doubly sad because they leave during the holiday season when it is a time for friends and family.
So I have had complaint about only seeing my running on my blog of late so i'll try and rectify that now. Not a whole lot interesting has happened to me recently. We had a "White Trash" party the Friday before last, which was pretty fun. Basically everyone dressed up like trailer park trash steroetypical people.
White Trash |
Goodbye Brunch |