| Q6. What
are you into at the moment?
A. Learning. Lately I'm
into Judo, fencing, salsa, preparing for the 2kyuu of the
Japanese Language Proficiency Test, composing music, singing
and playing the piano, studying for the GMAT... Yeah, I just
can't pick one thing at a time, I have to do it all!
Q7. What do you want to do in Japan?
A. Earn professional and
cultural experience as well as becoming proficient in japanese.
Q8. What are your goals for 2006?
A. Become a better person.
Sounds goofy, and cheesy, but I'd like to make everyone remember
me with a smile on their face (it has to do with a sermon
my priest gave at our church when I was little. Long story...)
Q9. Where can we find you?
A. All over Namba and Shinsaibashi. Rarely
go to Umeda, because I always get mixed up with all the streets.
Hey, come and see me perform live when you get a chance!
Q10. What is your funniest moment
/ lost in translation moment in Japan?
A. One morning in Osaka
I was following an obviously drunk salary man up the escalators
in Umeda when he proceeded to vomit violently on the lady
in front of him. He pretented nothing had happened and when
he got to the top of the stairs vomited once again but this
time his false teeth fell onto the floor in front of him,
again acting as if this was normal, he picked them out of
his vomit and popped them back into his mouth and staggered
off. Classic stuff....
Q11. What are your goals for 2006?
A. It hasn't even been even
a year yet, but it's been a great learning experience (with
some ups and some downs). For those new here, and those veterans,
just have a great time and have an open mind! |
