Time to write about nothing which will tell you everything about me. Or at least what I let on, I guess. Take from it what you will, I'm tired. That's pretty much why I'm just writing gibberish. If you feel so inclined, stop reading now before you get sucked in. The days are long, my head spins with new words learned in Japanese while English words, simple ones, take their leave. Teaching children words like happy, sad, hungry, monday, pig, arm, me too... oh the list goes on and now that is how my mind operates: with no real reason or rhyme. Exercise has taken the rest of my being so that I'm now a zombie, operating in a kind of automatic mode.

Next thought, I hope to always smile. Why you ask? Well, have you seen those old people with the perma frown? I don't want to become like them. I especially feel sorry for those kids who all ready have a perma frown, they never seem to smile. Even in my English class, it's hard to get some kids to crack a smile and my class is freaking fun, gosh darn it! What will happen to those kids when they get old? Will their lips fall off from all those years of hanging? Oh, so many questions, not enough answers.
Well, enough of this, I've got to get back to practicing for the Village reading thingie tonight. I will be reading a German book called Freunde by Helme Heine which I only have the Japanese version which I translated into English. So there I'll be reading first in English and then in Japanese. It's a good book about a rat, a rooster, and a pig. If it was an adult novel, it'd probably be about the mafia. You know, Johnny the Rat, Franz Cock, and Fat Waldemar. I tell you what, those 3 were inseparable. But I digress...
Back to me ending this blog. What's amazing is I've told some Japanese people about this blog and boy are they in for a ride. I'm a native English speaker and I'm clueless about what's just been written. No need for a dictionary my Japanese friends, you can't look up this kind of randomness, try looking up gibberish. Actually I did it for you, it means
Unintelligible or nonsensical talk or writing.
Highly technical or esoteric language.
Unnecessarily pretentious or vague language.