I guess my predictions were true.
I predicted that I won’t be updating my blogs as frequently as I wanted to.
And as you can see by yourself, the rate of me posting new posts here has tremendously declined; even IF I have tons and tons of things to write about.
Like for instance, my new place in Hashimoto, Kanagawa.
For an apartment provided by my company, I was very impressed by how clean and in good condition it was.
I’m not saying that I expect less from my own company, but the place looks like it’s never been occupied by anyone else before!
Well, at least until I got my stuff from Akita here.
My job-training are just going to last until September before I get sent to somewhere else, so I plan to keep the apartment that I’m in now strictly basic; just enough for me to live in.
And it sucks though that I need to wait until the 18th of April until I could put some internet-connection magic into my Dell.
The internet provider guy said that because it’s April, the season in which a lot of people changes apartment/homes, I would have to wait in line for my turn to get their service started.
And oh, the other thing that sucks about this apartment is that it would take about 90 minutes for me to get to work.
It took like 10 minutes to walk from the apartment to the nearest eki (train station), about 60 minutes of densha ride, and then another 10 minutes of bus riding until I reach work.
Pretty tiring stuff to be doing everyday, especially riding the densha; it was inevitable that the thing would be packed with people who didn’t shower in the morning.
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I also changed my phone to iphone!
It was pretty unbelievable that Softbank is giving out iphones for free here in Japan; and I waste no time to grab the opportunity.
So I have been using my iphone for a week now, and I really understood why it was not so very well received by the Japanese users.
The thing is evolutionary as it is not friendly at the way Japanese people use their mobile phones.
The thing that irks me the most is the absence of infra-red ability to change information with your new found friends.
And the way Apple uses the 3G network to deal with internet bandwidth is also a little bit weird that it hinders with the speed receiving emails.
With all that said, I still think that it was worth the change.
Well, I DID got it for free, so I won’t be complaining much about it.
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Maybe this is happening because of the change of environment and lifestyle, but I think I’m pretty lonely right now.
As I am very new to this place, I have no friends; but I’m trying very hard to make some, as fast as I could.
Anyways, just right in front of my apartment, there is a video shop selling Japanese porn at extreme discount points.
I don’t know why I need to tell you that.
Maybe because I’m just lonely.
I predicted that I won’t be updating my blogs as frequently as I wanted to.
And as you can see by yourself, the rate of me posting new posts here has tremendously declined; even IF I have tons and tons of things to write about.
Like for instance, my new place in Hashimoto, Kanagawa.
For an apartment provided by my company, I was very impressed by how clean and in good condition it was.
I’m not saying that I expect less from my own company, but the place looks like it’s never been occupied by anyone else before!
Well, at least until I got my stuff from Akita here.
My job-training are just going to last until September before I get sent to somewhere else, so I plan to keep the apartment that I’m in now strictly basic; just enough for me to live in.
And it sucks though that I need to wait until the 18th of April until I could put some internet-connection magic into my Dell.
The internet provider guy said that because it’s April, the season in which a lot of people changes apartment/homes, I would have to wait in line for my turn to get their service started.
And oh, the other thing that sucks about this apartment is that it would take about 90 minutes for me to get to work.
It took like 10 minutes to walk from the apartment to the nearest eki (train station), about 60 minutes of densha ride, and then another 10 minutes of bus riding until I reach work.
Pretty tiring stuff to be doing everyday, especially riding the densha; it was inevitable that the thing would be packed with people who didn’t shower in the morning.
^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*
I also changed my phone to iphone!
It was pretty unbelievable that Softbank is giving out iphones for free here in Japan; and I waste no time to grab the opportunity.
So I have been using my iphone for a week now, and I really understood why it was not so very well received by the Japanese users.
The thing is evolutionary as it is not friendly at the way Japanese people use their mobile phones.
The thing that irks me the most is the absence of infra-red ability to change information with your new found friends.
And the way Apple uses the 3G network to deal with internet bandwidth is also a little bit weird that it hinders with the speed receiving emails.
With all that said, I still think that it was worth the change.
Well, I DID got it for free, so I won’t be complaining much about it.
^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*
Maybe this is happening because of the change of environment and lifestyle, but I think I’m pretty lonely right now.
As I am very new to this place, I have no friends; but I’m trying very hard to make some, as fast as I could.
Anyways, just right in front of my apartment, there is a video shop selling Japanese porn at extreme discount points.
I don’t know why I need to tell you that.
Maybe because I’m just lonely.
pic: there is big sakura tree right on the platform of sagami-hara station. pretty swett!
i love the sakura season!
:)
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