\nWorked a bit with Harley, and that was cool!
\nOmigawa showed us (him) this Judo throw for MMA, which was cool! I wrote my book.
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<\/a><\/p>\nThen I went to the eye doctors. ;_; My doctor was like, “Is it the same as usual?” hahaha No, I replied.
\nHe was like, “Hmmm wow, you have scleritis. Take these drops and come back in 5 days.”<\/p>\n
Uh huh. Scleritis is an inflammation of the sclera (the white outer wall of the eye). Symptoms: Blurred vision; Eye pain and tenderness – severe; Red patches on the normally white part of the eye; Sensitivity to light – very painful <\/i>.Yeah, Wiki.<\/p>\n
But that’s not going to stop me from going on with my day! My day off from work! ;_;<\/p>\n
So I put in drops and went and saw DIE HARD 5, baby! Yippee Kai-yay! It was good, but I think it could have been better. I wasn’t really interested in the plot. I wanted more witty dialogue. ~_~; They didn’t utilize Bruce’s dialogue\/ acting ability to his full potential. But the car chase scenes were amazing! I wonder how many cars they destroyed making that movie, hahahah.<\/p>\n
Then I went to my friend Kozo’s restaurant Fukuzushi. My legs were kind of bothering me, but I wanted to go away. ON the way, I wanted to take a picture of my eye, but it was dark, so I stopped near a vending machine where light would reflect.<\/p>\n
I didn’t see anyone around, because, it is kind of weird and embarrassing. lol<\/p>\n
Then a cop came up to me. I thought he wanted to use the vending machine, so I moved and started to walk away, but he was like, “Wait a minute… Are you a traveler?”<\/p>\n
WOWZERS, MY FIRST TIME being stopped by a cop! He was polite, and I explained that no, I’m on my way to a friend’s restaurant. o_O; “You caught me taking a picture of myself, how embarrassing! hahahahaA” I laughed.
\nHe said, “Gee you have a really big bag…. what’s in it?”
\n“Oh, nothing,” I said. “I’m studying Japanese! Look!” I whipped out my notebook.
\n “Are you a student?” he asked.
\n“No, I’m an English teacher,” I replied, starting to get a little uneasy. “Am I suspicious? I’m suspicious, aren’t I?” I said. “Taking pictures of myself and all.”
\nHe laughed! “haha no, no, but I’m sorry, can I see your residence card?”<\/p>\n
So then I had to explain that the ID card also doubles as my actual VISA, so if I lose it, I’m screwed, so I carry a photo copy. He got kind of stern and told me that I should always carry it around with me, but then he smiled and said I could go.<\/p>\n
Yeah yeah. As I said. Lose visa = screwed –> exportation or police station<\/p>\n
Luckily you can’t really see my freaky looking eye unless I look down.<\/p>\n
I made it to my friend’s restaurant, and I was the only one there for like two hours, so we chatted a lot and he cooked me the most delicious fish dishes ever!!!
\nI love Fukuzushi. ^^<\/p>\n
So….<\/p>\n
below That was the pic that got me stopped by the cop. If I hadn’t been acting suspicious….haha<\/p>\n
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