A little bit of this and a little bit of that….

After the overwhelming response of my last entry, I found it very hard to think of an entry topic that could be on par with such an amazing story. That is the reason that I have not posted in quite a while, but I realized that I may never live another moment quite like that one, so I am going to post anyway. The big news of the week is that I have bought a car and I receive my car on Friday night!!!!! Her name is Lucy Lou and I bought her from former AET’s here in Mito. This is huge news for me because I will no longer have to rely on ole Powder, that is my bike or even Dori (named my Derek), that is my scooter (which I love both, but lets face it, in the pouring rain, neither are suitable). I met with the insurance man last night and that turned into quite an experience as well. After purchasing my insurance policy, he invited us out with him to a bar for drinks and dinner, we agreed because who turns down a meal. All I can say is that it was my most favorite time ever spent with an insurance man. I, of course, refrained from drinking anything other than orange juice and water, but it still made for a great night and he already has planned our next outing. It’s turning out that my best moments in Japan come whenever I am with drunk Japanese people!
This weekend I will also be making a trip south to a naval base somewhere south of Yokohama with my dear friends Derekelsey, Derek, Courtney, and Jonathan. We are going to go see our friend Aaron Wells, who is stationed on the base, we are all very excited and I am sure that you will all be hearing about that trip next week!
And I am also preparing to take a trip in August once school is out with a few other AET’s to Malaysia, Vietnam, and Cambodia. I am SUPER excited about this trip, so as I find out more about this trip, I will let you know! That is all for now, it was kind of a hodge-podge entry, but they can’t all be jewels!

Remember to match your shoes, belts, socks, and accessories!

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Note: remind me to tell you about eating raw chicken and not getting the bird flu! (this was of course against my own will). I have also found out recently that they have opened a few Cold Stone Creamery stores in Tokyo and this news has made me the happiest person in Japan, that means I get my Birthday Cake ice cream!!!!!!!!!!!