Little Things

I've done just little things in the past while, here and there. I went to a baseball gave a couple days ago, the Fighters against the Marines. We lost again. Yesterday I crashed the ASF sports event with all the exchange students in Sapporo from that company. It was pretty fun. I met the Australian version of Darby. Her name is Lian. And then we had some random impromptu mambo lesson in the place where the event was. Me and couple other girls decided to go in this room that was filled with old people, watching a stage. We had no clue what it was. Then this guy came out and open five old couples, and so began the mambo lesson. We joined them after we figured out what was happening, and most of the people that it was very amusing to watch a bunch of foreigners fail at dancing. Lots of cameras came out. Anyway, after the sports event we all went to Sapporo station and did purikura, then we went for ramen and talked about the exchange and our host families.

And today I went out with my host sister Aya to go shopping. I got some awesome t-shirts, a skirt, belt and boots. And whoever said that shoes were cheap in Japan had obviously never went shopping in Japan before. My boots, that according to Aya were cheap, cost 10,000 yen. Which translates to about $100. But I did need them for the winter, and they actually were the cheapest pair we could find in my size. Crazy hm? Oh, and we did purikura of course. It's basically a rule, every time you go out. And we had yogen fruz, which is worlds better here than in Canada. And that's about it.