This weekend I’m a little bit more prepared than I was last weekend. Here’s the plan:
- As soon as school finishes, get home, get packed, and get to the train station by 2.30pm.
- Get on a train and get to Tokyo by 5.45pm.
- Meet Ayumi at Shinjuku station and hang out for a while until her cousin finishes work.
- Meet up with her cousin and her cousin’s friend and go for Yakiniku all together.
- Retired to my home-away-from-home Sakura Hotel in Jimbocho.
- Meet up with Ayumi again on Saturday at lunch time after her interview and hang out for a few hours.
- Be in Tochigi for 6pm to have dinner with the family at the grandmother’s house. Stay there for the night.
- Sunday afternoon, get the train back to Tokyo and get home.
- Remember all that homework for the weekend that I had been forgetting.
- Wake up on Monday morning and realise that I forgot to buy bread the night before and just buy fast food from the ministop or skip breakfast and try to make up for it at lunchtime.
In other news, I went for a haircut again this weekend. Slightly different before but not different enough that a photograph would show how different it is.
Also, the documentation for my visa arrived at home which means I’m starting into the phase of looking for accommodation in and sorting out flights to Frisco.
Cou Cou B.! I’m ….(lol) you know my name ^-^ Je vois que tu as écrit beaucoup
; je mets une éternité à lire ce que tu as écrit ^ – ^, et je survole même quelques mots … Le Japon semble être vraiment un beau pays , en parlant avec toi , tu m’as transmis la passion pour ce pays ^ . ^, encore aujourd’hui j’en suis surprise. Tu as une grande influence, MDR je plaisante. Tu sais bien que j’aime le mot “CUTE”, en lisant jai cru comprendre que certains mecs pensent qu’un gars ne devrait pas utiliser ce mot, mais je ne suis pas vraiment d’accord. Continue à le dire parce que tu sembles , pour moi , et je pense à d’autres filles étrangères très sympathique et “CUTE” . Et probablement les autres filles penseront et diront que tu es “CUTE”. Ce que je suis polémique! 
j’espère que je ne suis pas trop antipathique 
Bye bye
super M
You do more than in an average weekend than I did in an average month in Japan!