- not being chosen to work for the military ("military obligation" ) at tomorrow's psychology and physical test (by the military)
- graduate from highschool in a few months (without any studying )
- get a job and earn some money (2- 3 months)...
- ...to spend it on my japan journey
Would be so nice if everything works out without any problems
not exactly that easy to get a job in the US if you're a foreigner. unless you have some company who is willing to go through all that for you. you can't just walk in and say i want a job, and i've got no experience.
i've always wanted to be a pilot..and kimura's drama inspired me more..
but dad..
sobz
Parents are always protective..but then again it's your life. You can always go back to be a pilot after you finish bio med. When that time comes, your dad cannot stop you anymore because you are an adult and you have the right to do whatever you want with your life. Anyhow..Ganbatte Jules!
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Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2004 3:46 am Post subject:
niko2x wrote:
life is WAY laid back there, Maybe that's how they became the country with the highest life expectancy (JPN). The place in JPN with the highest expectancy is Okinawa. You're right, you've gotta go back 'home' one of these days. Hell I'm not even uchinanchu and i feel quite at home in okinawa.
Yeah, I noticed a lot of Okinawans who live till they're ancient! I wouldn't mind living that long just as long as I'm still 'sane'! But on another note, yeah, I wanna go to Okinawa! My girlfriend hasn't even been there before. So I guess it would be pretty cool going there with her as the first time for the both of us.
Niko2x wrote:
Actually, itoman is not as rural as it seems. compared to koza and of course naha it's the boonies, but just by itself, the town seems to operate by it's own time. There are a lot of great sashimi-ya there, and being right by the sea (i'm talking about less than 100 ft), the fish is REALLY fresh.
Cool! Gotta eat sashimi and sushi when I get there! *Mmmm. Yum yum*
Niko2x wrote:
you haven't seen rural in okinawa until you seen Ie shima, an island east of middle/northern part of the main island. No paved road, and ALL pig farms! Just as well, because the Okinawan diet consists of a LOT of pork (debichi, rafute, Nakami soup (pig inside) etc) Everything from head to tail is used, and the present-day Okinawan diet begins and ends with pork, which explains the abundance of pork in the land of the ryukyus.
I've become accustomed to living in the city. I wouldn't mind visitng such a place, but I don't think that I could live there, more or less stay for a while.
Pork is ok, not too fond of it though. But I love chicken! Teehehehehe
Oh, and I know Okinawans make that Oxtail soup. ...............Bleeh. Mazui!!!!
But I like Andagi!!! I don't even know how to make it. I just "tanomu" to my Grandma and eat whatever she makes. Have you tried Andagi Niko? (dumb question, but whatevers!)
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