Hello everyone,
First of all thanks for all you cool, sweet, and lovely comments. If I wouldn't get those comments, I don't think that I would still be writing this Blog, because I just need some feedback! So people who don't know how to do that. Just click the Comment button!
Okay, so you guys want to know how I am doing here? I have to say that I am doing pretty well, and I am enjoying my life for 80%(that's way more than I expected). I am getting used to the weather, county, people, food. I have a full-time job ( even though it is pretty hard so now and then, but a great experience in life), I am happy with my wife, and feel that we are growing to each other more and more. I am starting to find some friends in here, and also my Japanese speaking ability is going up little by little.
Of course there are bad things as well, for example I miss peanut butter, being able to communicate with everybody, watching Dutch TV ( believe me, most of it is better than Japanese TV), my family, and relaxing more.
But what can I say, I am only 21, moved to Japan, am one of the Youngest teachers in Japan, becoming trilingual, and getting life experience. So the question is where will I be in 10 years from now, while life is going so fast already. Of course I will get some heavy falls in life, because life is like a rollercoaster.
I hope to keep enjoying my life in Japan, with my wife, that I can grow as a human, that I can mean something for the community, and become successful in something else than teaching.
Thanks you guys.
Just a picture of my and Mayu-chan
Posts
7 comments:
Most TV is better than Japan TV.
:-)
I feel ya on the comments thing.
It is like playing in a band and no one is listening.
glad to hear you are adjusting
Gambatte!
I wish I was in such a good position was I was 21. Keep at it!
do u want us to send u some peanut butter?
Very cute pic of you and Mayu-chan! It seems that you are experiencing a very good time in Japan. It's so nice to read how you are enjoying your life with Mayu-chan.
I hope you find a new job in the field you are interested in soon, too.
Take care, Dave!
Misa
P.S. I think you can find peanut butter in Japan, too. Look around in a jam section at a supermarket.
You can always make your own PB
Thanks for the comments you guys, Mayuko tried to make PB but it wasn't really .... mmm PB. hah
You can buy PB in here, but I just want the Dutch one haha.
P.S Irene and Niara... how are you girls doing?
hoooj dave alles goed met je ik ga vrijdag naaar wesley en we gaan naaar scheveningen en dan gaan we naar stormbreaker en we gaaan een film huren ik heb niks meer te lulle dus doe de groete aan mayuko xxxxxx robert je neefje
Post a Comment