this icon is so yellow...
May. 3rd, 2009 03:42 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yeouyaIt is 3:42am, and it's a good thing I'm not trying to sleep right now. I'm still writing about Sparky the squirrel and his adventures in S-blend land.
Anyways, people were just yelling/cackling/stomping in the halls. People were outside an hour ago, shouting and singing. I can hear... well, I almost hope they're sex noises, because otherwise, someone is either in serious pain or has Down's Syndrome (I really don't mean to make fun of Down's here, but the sounds honestly remind me of the nonverbal boy with Down's who I've observed a couple of times...). x____x
On the other hand, this seems like a good time to use one of my new icons.
I woke up late today (yesterday?) and threw off my planned schedule, but it was alright. The Japanese Culture Association Festival was fun - they got over twice as many people as they were hoping to get, but they didn't run out of food. I didn't get to try the okonomiyaki, though, 'cause they were probably cooking a fresh one when I had to dash out to my class meeting. Fresh,burning hot takoyaki, though? Mmm. Mako asked me if I wanted to try making some, but I didn't have time, and would also undoubtedly fail, though the two guys and the girl who were making them made it look easy (if slightly messy), of course. I grabbed some kakigori on my way out, which made for a nice snack en route to the library.
Aside from the food, they had posters put up with information about different parts of Japan, origami paper, and yukata that people could try on (one was the one I wore at Pancake Breakfast, which has been in my closet ever since >.>), as well as two dance performances from a pair of middle-aged ladies in purple kimono with shiny pretty fans.
After my group meeting, we ended up going out for sushi, too, since one of Erika's friends works at a restaurant on First that Erika had wanted to try. She wasn't with us this time, but it was good, so I have no problem going back with her. XD
...awww, it sounds like Shinpei went to see the play Manpei is one of the leads in and cried so much his eyes hurt. ♥
And now the noise is starting again. What part of "Shhh!" do these people not understand? *rawrs*
Anyways, people were just yelling/cackling/stomping in the halls. People were outside an hour ago, shouting and singing. I can hear... well, I almost hope they're sex noises, because otherwise, someone is either in serious pain or has Down's Syndrome (I really don't mean to make fun of Down's here, but the sounds honestly remind me of the nonverbal boy with Down's who I've observed a couple of times...). x____x
On the other hand, this seems like a good time to use one of my new icons.
I woke up late today (yesterday?) and threw off my planned schedule, but it was alright. The Japanese Culture Association Festival was fun - they got over twice as many people as they were hoping to get, but they didn't run out of food. I didn't get to try the okonomiyaki, though, 'cause they were probably cooking a fresh one when I had to dash out to my class meeting. Fresh,
Aside from the food, they had posters put up with information about different parts of Japan, origami paper, and yukata that people could try on (one was the one I wore at Pancake Breakfast, which has been in my closet ever since >.>), as well as two dance performances from a pair of middle-aged ladies in purple kimono with shiny pretty fans.
After my group meeting, we ended up going out for sushi, too, since one of Erika's friends works at a restaurant on First that Erika had wanted to try. She wasn't with us this time, but it was good, so I have no problem going back with her. XD
...awww, it sounds like Shinpei went to see the play Manpei is one of the leads in and cried so much his eyes hurt. ♥
And now the noise is starting again. What part of "Shhh!" do these people not understand? *rawrs*
