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New Blog!
I finally got unlazy and started a new blog over at unconventions. It is kinda crappy and I just do whatever I like as always but I hope to get into the groove of things.
Check it out if you are wondering if I am alive or not (or just talking to myself on the interwebs). Whatever, that's cool.
Back to my natural crazy hair experiments. Today was a fail so covering that up :p #stripes #nomakeup
Get in ma belly! #icecream #chocolate #heaven
Do you like spiders? #spider #Roppongi
Bed of flowers #Roppongi #lunch #time
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Okey. This is the most perfect tattoo I’ve seen in a long time. Wow.
Study Motivation
So my life has actually been going quite smoothly after a lot of uncertainty. That means all the primary problems of the past are now passed and I have time to assess the problems that I have pushed aside.
My main issue I have not been addressing is studying Japanese! It is starting to drive me mental that I am not bothered to study but consistently frustrated that I cannot communicate properly with people whom I share this lovely country with.
So my cobweb, dust covered, rusty study brain is making a comeback. After I get some nice stationery of course. How can anyone study without nice stationery? ;)
In all seriousness, I want to be fluent enough in the next few months to be part of it all. I'm sure I will enjoy a new aspect of Japan if I just put in that much more effort.
Does anyone have any study tips for language or in general? As each year passes, my ability to study diminishes.
Cheap and easy tip to de-broom your hair
My coarse hair has been looking extra frazzled and witchier than usual, so I decided to mix a coin sized amount of sweet almond oil with the unimpressive conditioner. AMAZEMENT! My hair was not oily at all and the conditioner worked a whole lot better, leaving my hair so soft to touch and humanlike again.
Dr Bronners Sandalwood and Jasmine scent, this came home with me without a second thought #Japanese #Drbronners
Feels like I'm in the past. #shrine #Sanjya #matsuri
Woohoo, view from my balcony :)
Played around with Life cam for the first time. They seem to have a Taylor Lautner setting, I look just like him!
I have to go now, i’ll try to post more tomorrow but wow her surgeon did a good job she looks 20 years younger. Im Ji Hye
I cannot stop looking at this in amazement....
I <3 Shea Butter
I found the perfect natural moisturiser for my face. I used shea butter for the first time on my skin last year when I bought Sprout Wellness Cream, $32. My skin responded really well to it, as I am always looking at ingredients list, the main one was shea butter.
I was not prepared to pay $32 again so I decided to buy the unscented handcrafted shea butter from Alaffia for $8. It is unrefined and smells earthy, which I really enjoy. It is so good for my dry, tight skin that easily breakouts from absolutely anything. It moisturises and creates a barrier. I think it is a good natural alternative to Vaseline petroleum jelly.
My skin has been well moisturised and hasn't broken out at all. The texture is grainy and melts into a butter. It is a little hard to work with since it is quite solid but a little bit goes a long way. It naturally contains vitamin a and e too. I also put it on my lips and in my hair.
I love finding gems like this because I like to avoid chemicals and animal tested products wherever possible. Alaffia is a beautiful fair trade brand that runs many projects that help the community and the environment. I am always happy to buy from them.
Spring Cleaning for feel good vibes
With the much anticipated warm weather, it goes hand in hand with some spring cleaning!
I did some deep cleaning yesterday in the kitchen and today in the washroom. The energy, or "chi" has really changed for the better. I like to do a bit everyday or else I'll end up with a sore back but every little bit makes a difference in terms of feeling light and generally positive! I really wish the hub didn't have so much stuff! Our living area and wardrobe have something left to be desired, but such is life.
Well, I was planning after I finish my college(i'm still in high school hihi^^) to go to Japan~Tokyo. I was wondering what's life in Japan? Is is expensive? Sorry for my bad English ^___^
I am originally from Australia, and the living costs are quite high there, so I would say it is quite comparable. However I find fruits to be quite expensive as they are mainly imported. I feel like fruits are a luxury here, which is a bit sad considering we get them in boxes in Australia.
In saying that, it is not impossible to live cheaply! Living 15 minutes outside of the city is a lot cheaper than living inside the city. You can get a bigger place outside the city if you are used to living in larger spaces. All of our friends live outside of the city. My hubby and I were lucky to find a western style apartment in the city but it is costly!
Tokyo is a modern city with dots of history, which I enjoy the most about being here. I love discovering the past and I am always in awe when I find out new things. It is quite honestly an ugly place for the most part, you'll know what I mean when you see it.
My favourite part is that it is really safe here! No one will ever rob you, if you ever ask for help, the people are always very helpful and like to go out of their way.
People usually don't have cars in the city because it is darn expensive to get a parking spot and there is no need. The transportation system is so convenient and with practice it is easy.
Oh and the toilet seats are warm haha.
I notice you like anime stuff, hubby and I like to watch anime too. You'll find that people don't usually openly express their like for anime here because being an otaku is somewhat seen as a bad thing here. But don't let that discourage you. Hubby and I like anime but we're still cool haha. Just gotta rock it ;D
My advice to you since you are young is to study the language with all your might! If you can do that, then your life here will be much easier in terms of job prospects, socialising, etc. I regret not studying it with full force while I was younger. I'm not old now per se but I am definitely more adult now and things don't absorb as quickly!
Another important thing to know is that salaries here are quite low, the average is maybe about $36,000 a year. If you can work in a specialised field or are loyal and stick with the same company for your whole life, you can earn higher. There are so many jobs in the programming side of things for games and all that jazz. They also have a lot of finance jobs too.
If you have anything specific you want to know, feel free to ask!
Hey just wanted to thank u for following back. And uhmmmmm u live in Japan , right?
Hi, no worries! Yes, I am living in Tokyo :) if you have any questions about Japan, I'll do my best to answer them!
