m2 @ 2001-05-23T18: 06:00
"2001/05/23 6:21 Hey, Who just left me voicemail in German (?)!? Please tell me what you're Saying Because I have no idea ... I do not speak the language. At all .:) But thank you for the messages .... I think ....."
:) then woke up and slept with my message ... of either of two ways I would love to go to sleep or go to school while in my mind I turn to those messages unintelligible.
Wednesday, May 23, 2001
Wednesday, May 16, 2001
How To Overcome Stress And Frustration
JAPAN, MON
Neon. Monitors giants. Skyscrapers. Tokyo, mon amour. Congested traffic. Highway at various levels. The streets have no name. Shibuya, shopping paradise. No credit cards are worth. Moga-Mobo. Nagoya. Shoes. Exotic food to go. I do not know using chopsticks. Sushi. 1 orange = 3 yen = 400 pesetas. Pokemon. Ginza. Colored lights. Follow the jam. Photos. 100 ASA. 200 ASA. Osaka. Sex for hours. Love hotels. Manga. The Yen. Ryokan. Sony. The water is dug in the ground. Technology. Pizzicato Five. Ken Ishii. At night everything is neon. It all sounds. Decibels. Kabukicho. Rush hour on the subway. Bullet train. Kimono. Fuji, the sacred mountain. Fuji brand reels. More photos. More jam. Yakitori. In the street with small dry wipes sweat. Sweating is frowned upon. Coughing and sneezing also. Signs in Japanese. English signs. But no one speaks English. Drive on the left. Do not want to sleep. I can not sleep. Japan want to return. Sayonara.
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NR: Moga = modern girl. Mobo = modern boy. Yakitori = dish with vegetables, chicken and bamboo.
[Extracted from the journal Bel]
* And I say, PESETA / YEN 1.520900. But good though the relationship is bad I think that in some places has orange 400 pesetas as the melon of 18,500 I saw in a photograph.
Neon. Monitors giants. Skyscrapers. Tokyo, mon amour. Congested traffic. Highway at various levels. The streets have no name. Shibuya, shopping paradise. No credit cards are worth. Moga-Mobo. Nagoya. Shoes. Exotic food to go. I do not know using chopsticks. Sushi. 1 orange = 3 yen = 400 pesetas. Pokemon. Ginza. Colored lights. Follow the jam. Photos. 100 ASA. 200 ASA. Osaka. Sex for hours. Love hotels. Manga. The Yen. Ryokan. Sony. The water is dug in the ground. Technology. Pizzicato Five. Ken Ishii. At night everything is neon. It all sounds. Decibels. Kabukicho. Rush hour on the subway. Bullet train. Kimono. Fuji, the sacred mountain. Fuji brand reels. More photos. More jam. Yakitori. In the street with small dry wipes sweat. Sweating is frowned upon. Coughing and sneezing also. Signs in Japanese. English signs. But no one speaks English. Drive on the left. Do not want to sleep. I can not sleep. Japan want to return. Sayonara.
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NR: Moga = modern girl. Mobo = modern boy. Yakitori = dish with vegetables, chicken and bamboo.
[Extracted from the journal Bel]
* And I say, PESETA / YEN 1.520900. But good though the relationship is bad I think that in some places has orange 400 pesetas as the melon of 18,500 I saw in a photograph.
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