Juni-gatsu nanoka desu.

[katernater]

So, we start every Japanese class by saying the month, date, and day of the week out loud. I still haven't gotten the hang of Japanese numbers yet (yes, I know I have a final next week, shut up), so I have this handy little chart of Japanese numbers from the book store, which I refer to a couple of minutes before each class begins. Today I was all set to answer that it was the 4th of December when I looked at my phone and was surprised to discover that it was actually the 7th. I guess I've been living under the assumption that the last three days were a consecutive string of December 4ths.

I really need to get out of here.

In other news, last night's episode of Castle was wonderful and I had fun texting austen throughout. An OOM will surely follow. :D

Now I'm off to my final ESL class for the semester, where I will eat free cupcakes and try to forget that my Japanese final is cumulative. D:

Comments

[another-myself.livejournal.com]

<3 I think I have some Eleven/Amy ideas to kick about! Muah!

[ceitfianna]

Oh that feeling, yes. The days go too slow or too fast as last classes and papers count down. It makes time bend in odd ways.

[austen.livejournal.com]

Working in the newspaper industry has perpetually confused me as to what day it actually is, because all the work I do is for days in the future.

♥ IT'S NINE O'CLOCK ON A SATURDAY.

[shutterbug-12.livejournal.com]

Best of luck with finals! Freedom is close. ;)

Japanese seems incredibly difficult. Cool you're learning it.