This and that.

I saw a great thing on the train yesterday, I little boy was drinking from a soda bottle (called PET bottles in Japan) and when he was done, his mom tried to wipe his mouth with a napkin, but he kept fighting her off. He dodged the napkin about twice, and wiped his face all over her jacket. I did everything I could to keep myself from laughing. Oh yeah, this is my first post from my new host. The family is super nice, and moving out was kind of sad. It wook a lot of work to pack all my stuff up, and then the goodbye was kind of sad. It was also sad to see all my hard packing work go to waste when I then emptied everything in my new house. I will post a picture as soon as I take one. This new house is about 10 kilometers from school, as opposed to 30 from the last one, and this one was a bunch of kids, so it is fun. I have my own room, and it is cute, a tatami room, and we just got back from the store for buying me a desk so that I can study, not that I do much organized studying. But of course, I am still plugging away on my kanji, and living in Japan in itself is studying. I think I will sit at the desk and read. I bought Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass in Japanese, as I love them both in English, and have started Alice. I could have purchased some Moomin books, as, for some reason (probably having to do with the cute stuffed animals), Moomin is very famous in Japan.
That is about all I can think of right now.

Peter

Oh yeah, what is internal medicine? The dad is a doctor, and does internal medicine, but I have forgotten what that is.

ps. To Miri, Naomi, and anyother Japanese students out there. How would you describe purikura?