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batskeetsIt has been a mixed day. Holy jeebus.
I had a stellar time at the bowling party this evening. :D The bowling itself was fun, even though I had a pretty pathetic first game. Sakura had the idea of splitting into teams and betting on the second game, and my team CRUSH3D TEH 0PPOSITION! :O I rolled a 118, which is actually pretty respectable for me, so I was pleased.
The dinner afterward was good, too, especially since it was free! The last-place team had to buy Genki, Jan, and I dinner because we were such 1337 bowlers. W00t! There was some good conversation about random stuff, and there was more of a balance between the native Japanese kids and those of us who are taking it as a second language, so it was really comfy. Sometimes the weekly JSO meetings are really overwhelming because *SO* many of the regular attendees speak fluent Japanese.
Work, on the other hand, was pretty much ASS, because the kids were stressing me out x10000. People kept calling and trying to lie to me so they could get rides to parties. I don't even know how many times I got stupid callers going "UHHH I DON'T KNOW MY OWN ADDRESS DUUUHHH" and such. HOLY CRAP.
Anyways, I'd say more, but I'm going home now. :D
I had a stellar time at the bowling party this evening. :D The bowling itself was fun, even though I had a pretty pathetic first game. Sakura had the idea of splitting into teams and betting on the second game, and my team CRUSH3D TEH 0PPOSITION! :O I rolled a 118, which is actually pretty respectable for me, so I was pleased.
The dinner afterward was good, too, especially since it was free! The last-place team had to buy Genki, Jan, and I dinner because we were such 1337 bowlers. W00t! There was some good conversation about random stuff, and there was more of a balance between the native Japanese kids and those of us who are taking it as a second language, so it was really comfy. Sometimes the weekly JSO meetings are really overwhelming because *SO* many of the regular attendees speak fluent Japanese.
Work, on the other hand, was pretty much ASS, because the kids were stressing me out x10000. People kept calling and trying to lie to me so they could get rides to parties. I don't even know how many times I got stupid callers going "UHHH I DON'T KNOW MY OWN ADDRESS DUUUHHH" and such. HOLY CRAP.
Anyways, I'd say more, but I'm going home now. :D
