Konbanwa minna desu! Daijoubu desu ka?
(English: Good evening everyone! How are you?)

I have been doing okay. Went to visit my grandparents on Sunday after church. Had a pretty good time, my dad and I had a nice bike ride (well aside from the fact that one of the pedals on my bike fell off about halfway through our bike ride so my dad took my bike (and somehow managed to use it well for our ride back) and I used the one he was using). Overall though was a very nice day. Today my brother and I just worked on school and exercise for most of today… and we all watched the new episode of the Closer and a rerun of last week’s Burn Notice episode that we missed. After dinner though I spent most of my time just watching some videos I downloaded from GOE;SS.

To be specific the videos I was watching was TVXQ History in Japan Vol.1, which was wonderfully subbed by GOE;SS<3<3<3. Was so much fun to watch and I learned a few more random TVXQ facts (it’s not as if I didn’t have enough random TVXQ trivia memorized, right?). My watching it also is the reason for the bit of Japanese at the start of this entry (and if I remember right from the few Japanese classes I took when I was younger it should be correct). I actually learned a few Japanese and Korean words from watching History in Japan V.1, like samui means cold (atsui means hot by the way - temperature wise). I also watched half of the SuKiRa (Super Junior Kiss The Radio) ‘episode’ from when TVXQ was on (well Changmin, Junsu, Yoochun, and Jaejoong-oppa was there, Yunho-oppa was absent - I think this was because it was after the cynide-poisoning insident, not sure though!). Eunhyuk-oppa and Junsu-oppa were so funny, you can really see how close they are (Hyuk&Su are childhood friends). I’ll be watching the other half of it tommorow, that and History in Japan Vol.2 although I need to get part one of it because I downloaded parts 2 and 3, but seem to have forgotten the first part…

Anyways, Goodnight (or morning) everyone!~ I should be getting to sleep now. Oyasuminasai!
(*jjang = the best in Korean)