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Sunday, December 05, 2004

oops!

im watching the champion ship of j-league, japanese professional soccer league... between Yokohama and Urawa. since my co-worker was a massive fan of urawa, im kinda rooting for urawa right now! couple of weeks ago i heard the manager of the marinos ( yokohama), okada joking " i heard there are some reds(urawa) supporters joinning to the marinos fan club to get the tickets for the champion ship." at first i thought he was just joking, but it might be true!!

anyway just before marinos got 1 point, and right now 5 minutes left and reds is still 1 point behind.

my dad was staying at our apartment for this weekend, he was visiting tokyo on his business this time. yesterday we all went to the museum of tokyo art university to see the exibision of "wood(and other stuff) printed pictures." there are lots of pictures from japan and western countries, also i found Yokonori Tadao's pictures. i personally like his pics because those are really weird and mysterious. yeah and this time his pictures were really different from other peoples works....
we went to tsukiji to eat some sushi after that then came home... while we were walking bubu called my cell phone asking if me, him and jeonghoon could meet that night, but i told him we couldnt make time, then he said "well so can i talk to your dad to greet him?" i refused that offer politely.
this morning we went to eat really yummy curry and my dad left. my sister seems so sad right now, she is like a grandma who is always waiting for her kids coming back to their home place.

oh, yokohama marinos won the game!! woo! oh well, they have the next time!!

it was so hot today, even its in december already, there were some young teenagers wearing just t-shirts!! it was really really hot!! also windy, there was a shirt hanging on the power line ( electric cable, its everywhere in japan) blown from somewhere... i took a picture and sent it to my friend. i thought that was funny!!!!

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