ate something special for lunch too.
Hayashi Rice (はやしライス)
i was surprised that i could find it in Singapore too.
saves me the air ticket to Japan. XD
there wasn't much at HMV and 紀伊国屋.
the cover of the Nov issue of FOOL'S MATE had freaked me out a little.
lol. thank goodness よみ was on it too, otherwise i wouldn't want to pick up the mag.
:)
went to Star Factory again. :O
and spent quite a bomb there.
at least i was able to get a toy out of there.
otherwise i would be :'(
今天的运气还好啦。
i just took about 3mins to type the chinese sentence. =_='''


previously, i felt that playing these games at the arcade was a waste of money and time. but after actually experiencing the thrill of it, it's almost like online gaming except that it's more engaging. comparing arcade gaming to online gaming, each has it's pros and cons. however, after playing at the arcade for a number of times i personally feel that it is much more fun than the computer.
surely everyone will feel the pinch in their wallets after playing and maybe even worse if they don't get anything at all. but it's the experience of handling the machine.
the words "wasted youth" refers to how people spending their teenage years wasting on materialistic things. but i wonder, if teenagers don't do all these at that time when would they be able to do so? you only hear the words "young children and the elderly" but you don't hear the words adults. society doesn't use the words like "working class people" alot because the name says it all.
i want to make sure that i spend the last years of my youth up to the fullest!
がんばります!
~ キメク