Tired.

Just got back from part-time work, which is unusually busy considering how today is a weekday. On top of that I had to got in at 4PM and help with the preparations, despite the fact that my shift should had started at 7PM. It's because my Indonesian senior, Shin, whose role is the cook, was still on the bed. Due to those sleepy-wobbly side effects of the medicines.

Normally, I'd take an hour of nap before going to work. Just to make sure so that I won't doze off while working. But she suddenly messaged me telling that she's feeling a bit weak, and asked me if I could replace her doing preparation while she take a bit of a rest.

So I whipped my ass up from my chair as fast as possible. Not forgetting having my 'supposedly' lunch as I hadn't eaten anything that time. Then, the second after the owner, Miura-san flipped the open sign, 3 groups came. Bam.

Although I've prepared myself to do it all just with Miura-san, half an hour later she came. Because I would just go straight to the bed IF she really hadn't come.
And while I realize just how tired I am at the moment as my mind keeps wandering away, I'll be taking my leave here, to every man's heaven called bed 'dreamland'.

Long night is awaiting

After procrastinating for more than a month, I finally starting to write the blog. The season has changed and here I am, with literally nothing. So 'fuck me. here goes nothing.', I thought. It's autumn holiday at my school right now, with 3 months or so to the JLPT and EJU exams.

for those who don't know what those are, JLPT is an acronym for Japanese Language Proficiency Test whereas EJU is The Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Student. In short, it's friggin exam. The fact that I haven't even touched any book since forever is making me unsettled a bit. But let's talk about the present, for now at least.

I'm going to something called 飲み会(Nomi-Kai), which means drinking party, tonight, with my colleagues from my part-time job. I'm a bit anxious since drinking probably isn't really my forte. In all my 19 years of living, I could even count the times I touched alcohol with my one hand. Even the first time I drank alcoholic drink was after I came to Japan, which is 5 months ago. Though I'm also curious as hell what kind of person am I going to turn into when I'm drunk. ,_____,

I said that it's a drinking party, though in Japan, 'Nomi-Kai' is more like Japanese culture where employees of a company (or something like that), would drink together to mark a certain events and to bond with each others. Though it's not a 100% must for them to participate, it is usually expected for employees to participate in the party.

So... it's just an excuse to have a good time. 
(Though I still have yet to understand what it's exactly to have a good time by drinking)

Literally when I were writing this post 5 minutes ago, one of my colleague (senpai) messaged me and asked me to accompany her to a friend's goodbye party, since that friend (was studying Japanese language for the last year, I suppose) is going back to his/her country for good. While my senpai is quite a bit under the weather at the moment. (Damn just how much I've always wanted to use that 'senpai' word)

That simply means, 2 drinking party in a row. 

L-Let's just hope I won't wake up lying at unknown place with a memory lapse the next day.

今晩は大変になるかもしれないが、なるようになれ！(#ﾟДﾟ)
ps：どうか神様が私を見守ってくれますように。