音楽：「マニフェスト」 RADWIMPS [僕が総理大臣になったら / 君の誕生日を祝日にしよう～
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Okay, well, I'm too mentally tired to type in Japanese, so English will have to suffice. (Whether anyone will actually read this blog is a complete mystery to me, haha.(^▽^;))
Um, so far my summer break has been pretty average. Probably the most eventful things that happened were going on a road trip with my parents and best friend, as well as getting a job at Republic Ramen.
Road Trip: ６月１８日から２０日まで
My mom had planned this months in advance, but we went to Las Vegas because her college reunion was there this year. My younger brother had decided not to go from the beginning because he's underage, so I brought my best friend Paige with me. It was really fun! We watched movies and listened to music to and from Vegas. While we were in Vegas, all we really did was explore the Strip and saw the Lion King musical on the 19th. Lion King was soooooo good! If you ever have a chance to see it, you should definitely do it -- worth every penny!
バイトAbout two weeks ago or so, my friend Kirsten helped me get a job at Republic Ramen! 
I had been wanting to work there ever since Mariko took Diego, Gordon, and I to the restaurant in February, and we found out the chef was an actual ramen chef from Tokyo. The ramen tasted just like it would if you were in Japan, too. (But then we later found out that he got fired for some reason.) But none the less, it's still a good restaurant, considering the fact that Arizona doesn't have any Japanese restaurants solely focused on ramen. There aren't any co-workers that I can practice my Japanese with, but maybe I should start working on my Japanese for Japanese customers. I can't wait to work there when school starts again! (The business is currently going super slow since it's summer.)
他に
Yeah, so, that's about it. To be honest, there's nothing else to write about since I've been staying home for most of my summer vacation thus far. I'm kind of excited for school to start, but I'm not going to have a fun time travelling backand forth between college campuses to take my classes.
It's going to be super tiring, especially in this 110F weather... I'm probably going to die of heat stroke or something.
]Okay, well, I'm too mentally tired to type in Japanese, so English will have to suffice. (Whether anyone will actually read this blog is a complete mystery to me, haha.(^▽^;))
Um, so far my summer break has been pretty average. Probably the most eventful things that happened were going on a road trip with my parents and best friend, as well as getting a job at Republic Ramen.
Road Trip: ６月１８日から２０日までMy mom had planned this months in advance, but we went to Las Vegas because her college reunion was there this year. My younger brother had decided not to go from the beginning because he's underage, so I brought my best friend Paige with me. It was really fun! We watched movies and listened to music to and from Vegas. While we were in Vegas, all we really did was explore the Strip and saw the Lion King musical on the 19th. Lion King was soooooo good! If you ever have a chance to see it, you should definitely do it -- worth every penny!
バイトAbout two weeks ago or so, my friend Kirsten helped me get a job at Republic Ramen! I had been wanting to work there ever since Mariko took Diego, Gordon, and I to the restaurant in February, and we found out the chef was an actual ramen chef from Tokyo. The ramen tasted just like it would if you were in Japan, too. (But then we later found out that he got fired for some reason.) But none the less, it's still a good restaurant, considering the fact that Arizona doesn't have any Japanese restaurants solely focused on ramen. There aren't any co-workers that I can practice my Japanese with, but maybe I should start working on my Japanese for Japanese customers. I can't wait to work there when school starts again! (The business is currently going super slow since it's summer.)他にYeah, so, that's about it. To be honest, there's nothing else to write about since I've been staying home for most of my summer vacation thus far. I'm kind of excited for school to start, but I'm not going to have a fun time travelling backand forth between college campuses to take my classes.
It's going to be super tiring, especially in this 110F weather... I'm probably going to die of heat stroke or something.