I hate Mondays..... NOT! (21/90)

Man. Today was weird. But it's ok, because weird is always good in my book. I had a Tomizawa sensei teach our Japanese class instead of the usual Ishiyama, aka Rock Mountain. I thought it was amazing because I prefer having Tomizawa anyways. Tomizawa is so much more enthusiastic and gives you random facts about Japan which always interest me. He always makes learning Kanji so interesting too by telling us how each kanji originated. Today, he taught us how to write the kanji version of 'ninja' which comes from two kanji characters meaning 'secret service.' Take that Ishiyama, aka Rock Mountain. Ha! 

After Japanese, I had Intro to Art, which is by far my least favorite class. The teacher is a total bitch and she can't teach properly most days. She's really boring too. I seriously don't see how anyone learns anything in that class. I only go to that class because I never bought the book for that class and because it takes place between two of my classes. But to my surprise, I am really glad to say that today was the first time I enjoyed that class. I don't know what happened to the teacher over Spring Break, but she's totally changed her teaching method. I hope she keeps this up, because I really really really hate hate hate her old teaching method.

Monday also means AASA (Asian American Student Association) club. Today we talked about Robots and technology. AWESOME! We learned about robots who will eventually replace soldiers in combat and taxi drivers. At first, it seemed pretty awesome, but then we talked about the whole robots replacing humans and that kinda scared people. After that, we talked about cellphones from Japan which are far more advanced than here in the US. Seriously, they are basically like laptops almost. They even replace credit cards and tickets now. 

After the AASA meeting, the club went to eat at the Retreat which is an all-you-can-eat buffet at the price of a dinner meal plan ($7.55). I had a real nice chat with some friends that lasted about an hour and a half. I think we were being real loud too, because I could tell that people were occasionally staring at us. That or our conversations were so much better than everyone else's. 

So after we left the retreat, we went outside where we met some more people. And then the conversation went on. XD I left the group with Sam and Kyle to head over to Botswin where I attended another meeting. Sam went to CVS and Kyle went....home, I guess. Idk. Anyways, the meeting in Botswin was about Asian food that the building was planning to serve for a special 'Asian Day.' I was basically there to give out suggestions about which foods to make. Cool, huh? Oh, and I can't forget about the great contributions Megan and Desiree gave. They helped out way more than I did. 

Once the meeting ended, I decided to hang out with my friends Lou, JP, and Matt since they live in Botswin. I kinda did my homework while Lou played Soul Silver and I don't remember what JP and Matt were doing. Once I finished my homework, me and Matt went upstairs to his room and played Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. I gotta say, we pretty much failed every single mission we tried. No joke. We sucked DDDD: 

(I guess it didn't help that we played on the highest difficulty, but still.... FFFFFUUUUUUCK)

That's all for today.

Peace to ya, kids.