Archive for the 'Earthquake' Category

Earthquakes and Bulgarian lunches cannot exist on the same plane - at least to me while I am in Tokyo. By 11am, the overnight rain - that had left everything in Tokyo earlier in the morning glistening - was gone. The clouds were still there, though. I had to be at a small [...]

I’ve been away from my blog for a relatively “long” time. Nothing special has been going on lately, but I have had the chance to meet a lot of good friends lately. A couple of weeks ago, I had the chance to meet three friends from Bahrain from the Ship for World Youth Association in [...]

Comments for the day

Just finished studying for 6 hours for my Japanese final on Wednesday (studied for 9 hours yesterday and 7 hours the day before). I really hope I can ace this exam and go into my Summer holiday with a good start. Here are some comments I have for today:
1. There is a typhoon going on [...]

For those not really fluent in the Gulf Arabic Dialect, the word “sawalif” (plural of the word “salfa”) means something to the effect of “story” or “something that happened”, among other things - but let’s just keep it simple for now. People in the Gulf love to talk about “Sawalif”, as do many other people [...]

Okay, so here I am in the 国際交流会館(International Students Dormitory) on a very rainy day, some say the beginning of a very rainy season. Today was another unusually usual day, another Japanese Grammer/Vocabulary Quiz with many silly little mistakes that I shouldn’t have made. In the afternoon, one of the teachers from the International Center [...]



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