ANOTHER UPDATE. INSANITY.

It's like I do this every day or something. Sheesh.

Today was another do nothing day. It's finals week after all. So mostly was spent doing work.

I did get out to the cafeteria, and one of the non-Japanese students was working in the cafeteria. She cooked my donburi more than is required, so there was no raw egg. You'd think this would be awesome, but I realized an inverse quotient. Apparently, if you cook the egg fully, then it evaporates out the soup stock...somehow. So if I ever make this myself I need to find the correct balance of egg cooked just enough and keep in soup stock.

Or just heap on extremely generous amounts of soup stock. It's sure to work!

Speaking of dangerous recipes, I suggested something in a community yesterday. I came up with the concept that, seeing as how it worked so well when I nuked my shishkebab in the microwave and the fat melted and sizzled around it to cook it, I don't see why you can't cook OTHER things this way. I'm planning on cooking some french fries using this method, is what I'm trying to say. So I'm debating whether I should use strips of bacon, or if I should just use the tried and true shishkebabs again. I'm thinking the latter, as then it's more making a meal with a side dish of french fries.

Make room for me in the burn ward, ladies.

Chocolate covered macadamia nuts are only a dollar here. Thought I'd point that out.

Also, for anyone who can't remember that far back, I made a diagram of my room. In paint of course, the tool of all true artists everywhere.



That's the closest my colorblind ass can get to the color of the carpet. IT's actually slightly lighter and darker squares spattered across the floor, and this being japan, at the entrance is a darker shade where it's okay to wear shoes (although me being American I've fallen asleep with mine on more than once).

The weird unlabelled bars are metal beams in my room that are apparently used for hanging up clothes. I've used them for that purpose once when someone took all my crap out of the dryer before it was done LIKE A JERK. Usually I just use them to do my stretching excercises. Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.

Also, if you've never seen it and can bear to watch Disney movies, watch Fluppy Dogs.

Youtube link here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gxIY2ZS0uI&feature=related

This was my absolute favorite movie growing up. It's poor quality VHS rip on youtube, but I dare you to find a better quality version of it anywhere, as it hasn't been released on DVD to the best of my knowledge.

Have fun with that. I have to go back to playing the not-study game (No Slombor, not that one)