on what has happened the last few days…
First, the yearly tradition of Sleepover at Amber’s house

As you can see, it was more of a cyber-cafe outing rather than a sleepover due to everyone bringing their laptops along…the advancement of technology, the deteriorating human relationship
This tradition was started I think after we’ve completed our SPM (O’Levels) exams and back then, we used to hang out at those mamak stalls till early morning, go back to start a game of monopoly that lasted till the wees hours of the morning…there were also times when we had a special otaku gathering where we’ll have an anime marathon, watching the whole anime series in 1 go with toilet and meals breaks in between…yup, those were the days…
This time’s sleepover was kind of a quiet and low-key affair with the absence of 2 of our gang members…and now that most of us will be heading soon towards our graduations, working life thereafter…wonder if this yearly tradition will continue to stay strong?

They look like candies, don’t they? ^___^
The next day of the sleepover, everyone agreed to go for their favorite game, bowling at MP (the favorite hangout mall for teens in my hometown for those who were born before the year 1996) and this time, Yuki-chan aka Heng Heng joined us! -bear hugz the old friend whom I got to meet only once or twice a year-
Next!
December 4 is the head of the household’s annual celebration so in conjunction with the event…

♥♥HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD! LOVE YOU LOTS!♥♥
Then,
December 6 was THE date when I sat for my 日本語能力試験2級 aka Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level 2 together with a few of my friends (my university mates as well as Ping and Inez) and my childhood friend who sat for Level 3 and 4…there were a few examination centers throughout the country and instead of the nearest to my hometown, I chose the nearest to my university (which is 5-6 hours drive away) =_____=”

It was nerve-wrecking! I never like examinations anyway…too much imaginations going through my mind while waiting for the papers to start…this was taken after the 1st paper (55 vocabulary questions in 35 minutes! WTH? Thank God I managed to complete it on time)
3 months have passed since I got back from Japan and while I still use it off and on talking to the Japanese students I’ve met at the International Office or replying my friends/lecturers’ e-mails, I found that my level has dipped tremendously as time passes by…a bleak outlook but that’s the sad truth
PS: Been catching up on my regular shows, cleaning up my hard disks and I’ve found a few very interesting videos entitled 2000 ガキバラ帝国 2000 Gakibara Teikoku featuring Tackey as the main host with the other Jrs. as supporters or assistants but what grabbed my attention was the 受験生応援戦隊嵐 Supporters of Exam Candidates Arashi Rangers featuring the members of Arashi dressed up as heroes (think of Power Rangers) helping/supporting kids (aged 4-5) who are taking the private elementary schools entrance examinations (to think of that, 翔くん too took the Keio elementary school entrance exam when he was young -and of course he passed it-) Even though the corner features Arashi, the main spotlight were the kids, as innocent as they are, the answers they gave to the questions were hilariously entertaining…
[Please fill in the blanks. Grandpa always ___]
[Grandpa always falls down!] -so cute!- Mum later cleared up the confusion that grandpa doesn’t always falls down!
[Say out the name of something that is red in color]
[...THIS! -points towards the red colored button (which you press to answer the question) on the table-...]
-LOL-
Sadly I can’t seem to find this series anywhere else on the net, on fandoms…the innocence of a child, it’s true that children always says the darnest thing!
PSS: My Girl is coming to an end and somehow no one is interested to upload the 0号室の客 series anymore T__T
I’ve been watching the new series that replaced Can!Jani called Kanpani (Company?) and the latest episode featuring the members of K8 have to say their lines (tongue twisting sentences included) perfectly in order was so cute! Subaru’s way and advice of visualizing the sentences in the mind is the SaME way of me memorizing my exams notes! Indeed geniuses think alike! Poor Maru-chan who has the most lines and the most slip ups. Can!Jani was nice and I do missed it (especially the hot-blooded Hina driving instructor) but Kanpani is also nice, in its own way…