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hotmessdesu replied to your photo “Haven’t booked flights back to Australia yet, but my holiday in New...”
don't leave me
Trying to figure if I have time for a sneaky weekend in Tokyo before I leave… could I leave without meeting you? Obviously no.
hotmessdesu replied to your post: Last night was #lit. No sleep in over ...
you really are looking great, especially for that sleep deprivation
:D thank you so much!
I honestly think the only way that it’s possible is that I compensate somehow by dozing off while sitting straight up in class. That and an xl coffee from Dunkin Donuts which was woooo~
hotmessdesu replied to your post “gosshhh I feel like doing a fashun shoot rn”
fly to tokyo and just shoot me drunk in convenience stores.
ok but I'm actually 300% ready to do a skype fashun shoot with u
People like [all of my mutual followers] make me consider abandoning my profession, running from my student loans forever, and just staying here to live it up. Sounds fun.
thanks for the good vibes, bb. i've been trained to never believe i'm fluent in Japanese. I'm really not ( really ), but I can of course chat it up with random people about basic daily life. That's about the extent of it. Hope your evening has been pleasant. <3
It's been good thanks x I think it's easy to get anxious about your linguistic ability, but unless you need to do accurate translation/interpretation for work because that's what you're specifically employed to do, nobody is going to care if you make mistakes. Some people would definitely define you as fluent, others wouldn't, but who gives a crap about them, right?!
luv u. hope you're having a poppin' Kwanzaa
Thanks & right back at you!
Living down here in NZ, I’ve heard of Kwanzaa but didn’t really know anything about it. So after getting your message I looked it up, and it looks pretty awesome. I like the Nguzo Saba - Seven Principles. The whole thing sounds a really great way to connect with self, family and community. Which is a great deal of the point, I guess?
I hope you’re having an awesome Kwanzaa and a good break before heading back to your studies.
i regret to inform you that mariah carey is NOT the business. i'm going to have to politely request that you simmer down.
who you tho? i'm not familiar with your resume?
