School starts tomorrow, and I’m doomed if I don’t finish the next 130 pages of Catcher in the Rye and do some research on the author. I don’t like to read… actually, that’s only partially true. I don’t like to read when it’s for school. It’s hard to concentrate on actually enjoying the book with the added pressure.
That’s the reason why I didn’t have much fun in San Francisco. ._.;; Actually, the best part, IMO, was going to Japantown. Normally, we only go to China Town. Mou… but thet Kinokuniya there… THEY HAT 2WENTY 2WO LIMITED EDITION. *shuts up* I actually haven’t heard half of the songs on the CD before. .__. And I hear thet one that came on the normal press was really good. Nyaa~ But Kinokuniya is always so expensive when it comes to CD’s… Because it cost about $30… and I ended up paying $38. Then again, you have the shipping cost of online stores… and such… But it’s so much bigger than the one in LA. *nodnod* Found a NEWS album too… but I forgot which one. I was quite tempted to buy TOKIO’s Sorafune single… but I didn’t see that big shelf of CD’s (much more than the one in LA)… Meh… And here I was going to buy the new Duet. ._. OH WELL. I’M SATISFIED WITH PAYING THE $41 SOMETHING INCLUDING TAX and not getting 3 cents back because the guy forgot to… LMAO.
Sad how it seems I got my family to drive some 400 miles up north just to go to Kinokuniya… That’s a lie.
Anyways, we ended up eating at a Benihana’s there <--first time. ._. There were actually several JPOP stores there... but yeah... Didn't see anything more than SMAP.
Does anyone know what that green ticket thing that came in the CD was for? Edit: *dies* If only I could go back in time. ._. Ticket to attend 2wenty 2wo album events. :o
Will catch up on the F-list tomorrow.
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