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About two weeks without writing, sorry! I have many things to tell, most are things cortitos but entertaining. Today I bring a long entry in compensation for my absence.
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Like most last week, I went three days traveling with my course.

On Wednesday morning I went to school a little before 8, because we had been to try a little dance that we should do that day. It was the first time I saw all my friends out of uniform, and it was weird I did not expect to find that the vast majority wore heels when we were going to spend the next two days walking.

& nbsp; We meet all of the cooking club with second-year students (our senpais), which did not give each one a bag of candy for the trip and a little note in which he had had to complete 4 tests . Then I realized that everybody else did, too, so I guess it's a tradition in my school.

At 8 and a half, we got on the buses, one for each class, nine in total, and began our journey.

To some, their senpais gave them things like ears.

The trip was quite entertaining, seeing things that they had given senpais each and the evidence they had to do, speakdo and singing. But it sings off and his lungs like us mere mortals, we often do in the bus every time we go on tour, no, the Japanese are a superior race and on the bus have karaoke!

Singing "Fighting Dreamers", one of the opening of Naruto

switch connection, with air conditioning.

There was a couple of books that you could see all and choose which songs to sing. I could not sing any Japanese because they were all very slow and am still reading in Japanese, so I just look and sing the pieces to coneXC

That big plate of vegetables is also had some meat. Next, there was a pot of soup on the stove top, where we were throwing food to cook. Served with udon, a type of noodles.

After dinner came the bathroom, in turn, because we were many (the hotel was full for us, 6 classes, the other 3 were in another) . And after the bath, we met each class to have a bit of coexistence.

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so the kids in my class, all on one side, while the girls were on the opposite wall. Nobody told us we put so, it's just natural tendency. I ask because here in Japan Yuka almost always chichos and girls are separated, but could not explain it, could only say "Is Japan". So I continue with my question.

When we all sat in a circle and played a. .. you remember that game where someone was spinning around the circle and hid a shoe or a handkerchief behind someone else who had to chase? I do not remember the name of the game, but this play. It was fun. When I had to run behind one, a boy stood in the middle of my grip and I couldcatch him. When you get caught, you had to go downtown to do something foolish. xD