Went to GEN exhibition in Tokyo recently.
It is a glass exhibition for students all around Japan.
Here are some pictures.
Yesterday was the graduation ceremony.
So I have officially graduated in the eyes on the school.
But I will be continuing my final year as a research student with the glass course this coming April.
Female in either dress or Hakama.
And guys in suits.
Weather has turned mild. Cooling and most of the sakura trees are budding at the moment.
Fred's sister and her soon-to-be-husband joined us this spring as well.
We brought them to our fav. restaurant that specialise in chicken.
Saw the smallest Chihuahua ever.
Can't say it's the cutest because Lappy is the cutest in my eye!
But this little one was sooooo cute.
Many other doggies were seen too.
All eyes on this
Pretty exotic as a pet but definitely not as strange as this.
WTH? It's so inhumane to keep a 4 year old swan
in such a small and shallow pond.
I am sending this photo to some animal rights activists groups.
Disturbing.
On the other hand, the good thing about Japan is the post-service. The strap of the watch which Fred bought for me 4 years ago broke so I sent them an email to see what they could do. They told me if I am ok with the replacement fee of 2100yen, I can send the watch back to them and they will bear the full postage cost.
I am more than willing to pay for the new strap since I like this watch a lot.
So from now, it would be intense part time before school starts in the second week of April.
Y(＞_＜、)Y