
Aja. Thanks for helping me out that night. You didn't have to stay. You could have gone with the others. I felt so bad when I realized you were there. I think that's why I got up faster. You should have taken a picture of my hair though. That would have been the best picture of me for the whole trip! I have no idea how Yoko did that. It was all twisted. It was just weird, but it must have looked hilarious. You and Bev made my first trip by myself memorable.

I want to see pictures of you wearing the outfits you bought from Body Line. I have some. Plus, I found patterns to make more outfits. Hopefully I make it to Oahu in August and I can show you them. I'll keep in touch.

Thanks for hanging out with me in Oahu. It beats waiting in the terminal. I can't believe you changed clothes. Why? I'll let you know whenever I stop by in Oahu. Maybe I'll come over more frequently.
Charlie. Thanks for keeping me company on the plane to and from Japan. So I hope I disproved your assumption of people from Maui. Not all people from upcountry speak with a pidgin accent. Plus, I didn't grow up upcountry.
Thanks for the cream puff and coffee in Oahu. I really needed it. In the end, I was so tired that the coffee had no affect on me. I hate jet lag. When I come to Oahu, we should all hang out again!

Judy. I wish we had more time to hang out. We only had that one day in Harajuku. You're so kind. Yes, we all need to dress up in our outfits and take a group picture. I still have to find shoes though.
Vince. Thank you for lending me your jacket the day we were in Kamakura. I was very cold and was afraid of catching a cold. (本当に ありがとう! 優しいな人).
Everyone else. Thanks for making my first trip abroad a memorable one. At first I was afraid because it seemed I was out of the loop and wouldn't fit in. You all made me feel like I was with you from the start of orientation.

Thank you for helping me out that night. I don't know what happened. How long did it take to wake me up? I'm so sorry about that. I still can't believe I cried. I never cried before. 初めて.

Thank you for breaking me out of my sheltered life. Before this trip, I have never left the state, let alone take a vacation. I didn't know what to expect. After witnessing the things mentioned in Confucius Lives Next Door, I felt more at ease with Tokyo. By the end of the trip, I didn't want to leave.
I know you mentioned studying in Japan, but I'm afraid to leave everything here on Maui. I'm still thinking about it though. I just don't know how I can fit it into my life. Maybe if I weren't so attached to everyone, I would have an easier time.
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SUGOI! Mi-Chan... I am soo touched that you went out of your way to make a arigatouu-post for lil' Ole' me.
I made your trip memorable??.. I'm glad and you did for me too. I feel soo grateful for everything you done for me. Sorry, I went like a crazy-shopping pyschopath -on you at Bodyline. You should have stopped me.. Heh
And yes!, can't wait to see you and the others at the get together..hopefully I would have gathered some loita-fashion resources of my own to share with you too by then.
LOL.. I tried calling you on your cell at least twice if not more,,but you don't seem to pick up... did I get the wrong number, I wonder...
-Mango-CHANXP
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