i hear a word “4 years” from the TV everyday since the olympic is going on. “the olympic atheletes have been putting their 100% effort for four years just for today.” it is easy to say the word, 4 years, but i think 4 years is super long. i recalled that i watched the olympic game in front of the TV in the middletown after the yale summer program, before the frosh orientation. that is four years ago. people go through a lot within 4 years, and they change a lot. swimmers repeated swimming 100m laps for four years. jyudo players has repeated the jyudo match for four years. i just cant believe there are actually people who can put their 100% effort in one thing, just to pursue one goal. it’s just unbelievable.

somebody in a TV show said,

it is not a strong person wins.
a person who wins is strong.

the spokeswoman said, “it is better to get professional advice before spending their hard earned cash.”

BBC: Orgazm ’ the touch of botton’

now it’s past midnight. i’m writing a blog post when i’m supposed to write an application essay for medschool. i’ve written essays for two schools already, so it shouldn’t be that hard to write another one. but the reason why it’s so hard is that two essays i’ve written on the same topic, “what experience made you want to become a doctor? what kind of doctor do you want to become? explain what you have done in college and how you want to use them.”, turned out to be totally different for each school as each school wants different kind of students. i mean, to begin with, it is almost impossible to include all these info in two pages. and also it doesn’t really make sense that i have to choose one single experience that made me want to become a doctor. i feel like this question is giving me an indirect instruction to make up a story. after spending ten minutes for writing this sarcastic post, i finally realized that i have to write an application essay anyway. so, peace out!

This is exactly what I wrote in the post a few days ago.
Maybe I should start writing a book or something.

Reclaim Your Time: 20 Great Ways to Find More Free Time

A conversation between a little girl and her mom:

girl: “Will I become a mom like you?”
mom: “Yes, you will.”
girl: “So, will you become a grandmother?”
mom: “Yes, I will. “

An old man passed by……

girl: “Mom, so what will a grandfather will become next?”
mom: “……. I don’t know”

awkwardness

Japanese middle-aged woman [jap-uh-neez mid-l-eyjd woo m-uh n] :

A woman who does not move when she supposed to, but does move so fast when she does not need to.

1. They stop walking at the door immediately after entering the cafe (maybe to take a little break), while people behind them are all stuck.

2. They run super fast towards the vacant seats in order to secure them when there are obviously enough seats for everyone.

magazines often introduce us the things which make our everyday-life rich:

- clean room
- 15 min of free time in the morning (reading news paper along with lounge music)
- 15 min of free time before sleep (with candle and alcohol)
- keep journal
- exercize
- one reward for myself per day

these things also correspond to my image of “what celebrities are doing every day”.
(maybe just because i got this image through reading magazines….make sense)

i just realized that these are all what i had been doing at Wes everyday.
and maybe these are what i can easily do here too.

tachie, yuki, desmond, and michi

quality time!!

thanks guys for coming all the way to yokohama. (tachie nice job with this surprise! including the fact that you were late for more than an hour and a half. lol. it’s so you)