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Kore, Sore, Are. Ichi, ni, san, yon, go, ryoku, nana, hachi, kyu, ju. Japanese is fun when you speak, but when it comes to grammar what-nots, I really don't understand. Wakarimasen! I still don't know what is a noun, adjective or verb. I just use them as I think sounds right. Who cares? But now in japanese language, I need to know. Otherwise those weird intonnations and particles and dunno-what-sits. So. How now brown cow? What's the plan Japan? But I still love the language, the way it sounds and the mixture.

Woke up to a typical day, typical Fee and typically, Fee was typically late. However, in typical Fee's typical world, a typical definition of being typically late includes the typical BLUR factor. So the BLUR Fee set her alarm for 8.55am, as she has a 10am lecture. However, she forgot that she usually takes 1hr to reach school and therefore usually wakes at 7.50am, not 8.55am. She even double checked the time before going off to sleep. And she slept peacefully (till the dreaded thunder, of course) and woke at 7.34am, looked at the time and slept on. Then she woke again at 8.47am, and this time remembers that she overslept. So she rushed into the toilet and was thinking what she needed to bring for the day. Then she looked at the time and thought, eh, actually not late leh. And she went out of the toilet, wanting to go back to bed, and then realised that she is actually really late! So back into the toilet she went and rushed everything and finally reached the lecture theatre on the dot. Then guess what? She forgot to bring her stack of notes and readings she printed the night before! Hurrah! So. Understand why typical Fee got the typically tired face on her? Lol. Cheerios.

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