Authoress' note: Kindly refrain from reading select portions of the below post if you aren't familiar with Japanese terms.

AHHH

I hate hiragana!!!!! Especially the stupid 'fu', 'bu' and 'pu' characters!!!! They are so freaking hard to write!!!!!!

*Takes a dagger and stabs*

stupid, stupid things.

Katakana looks easier to write. I suggest that if you don't have good handwriting (like me)you shouldn't even be learning Japanese, as writing it is pure hell.

I anyhow write one, don't care, it's not calligraphy class anyway.

Anyway I'm back to watching ISWAK, it's kinda romantic now, but I have a strange outbreak of giggles every time the male lead interacts with the female lead.

Wait. Giggles?

*looks down at pants, and suddenly notices it's pink*
*looks at bubble tea, it's strawberry flavoured*
*reaches for tissue paper, and notices it's flowery*
*face pales*

NOOOO!!!!! I AM SO NOT GOING TO BE GIRLY! I CAN NEVER SUBMIT MYSELF TO THE STANDARDS OF FLOWERS AND PINK AND FLUFFY, ER, BUNNIES!

But bunnies are cute. As long as they are alive, not imprinted on wallets.

Speaking of wallets, my wallet is pink.

Anou....

It was dark when I rummaged in my closet for a pair of pants after my shower, so it's excusable. But I had this urge to drink strawberry flavoured bubble tea (like sometimes I have the urge to throttle a person), so there's an explanation.

I'm a tomboyish bitch and proud of it. I'm the only girl in my class that reads digital times, drools at hand phones, gushes over how that laptop is oh so sleek and sexy and so desirable, and strokes my Harry Potter book lovingly.

You get it. I'm not normal. Most hormonal normal females would be drooling over actors, gushing over boys, and have their pencil cases embossed with pooh and other characters.

Who was the idiot who said women should be submissive to the other sex anyway? I want to resurrect him to torture him, and make him die a slow and painful death.

Oh, and I'm the renowned violent-kia (Larry gave me that name when he heard me gushing over torture chamber II) and am the most thick-skinned, direct, stubborn person you've probably met. Dozoyoroshiku onegaishimasu! *puts forward hand for you to shake*

*returns to grumbling unhappily about Japanese*

They should make romanji a standard form of Japanese.

P.S/ This is my 100th post! Hyaku!I'm so brilliant. Let us celebrate the centuntry (100th entry. Made this word up myself.) of this blog! Woo hoo it's anniversary.*Pops champagne, and offers frothy liquid in slender glasses* CHEERS!