Birthday Fun

Some birthday fun at the bowling alley in Chatan.
My B-Day present: A bottle of Mexican Tequilla with limes and salt!!!
Aren't we supposed to be bowling?
Dancing after.... well taking a break from dancing. Thats Morris! the best houseguest ever! 

They are so Chi-sai!!!!

The new Ichi Nensais (7th gr.) are soooo totemo kawaii!(cute) They are soooo chi-sai!! (small) I really like teaching them: they like to participate, they are not shy and so far they seem like great kids! We had an opening ceremony for them, where Ni and San Nensai (8th and 9th gr.) welcomed them. The ceremony lasted for about 2 hours. In the meanwhile, I was stuck in a corner not understanding a single thing, sitting down and playing fake finger puppets. Ganbatte (good luck) speeches from Kocho and Kyoto Sensai (principle and vice), long and boring. Parents were happy and kept waving to their kids. At the end of the ceremony the 1st graders walked underneath a spiral of flowers held by the elder students while I shook all the kids hands. (thank God for anit-bacterial!)

Needless to say, I like these kids. They come up to my and try talk in Enlglish, not like the older kids who hide from me. So far this week, I have been invited to a tennis and volleyball match, which is exciting since i never get invited to play with them. I was also thinking about starting a cooking club with the 1st grade girls. Should be fun.

Whatever

the caves in okinawa- 5 mins from my aparto
my lovely new pumas
the view of Okinawa from the air..(took this picture on the way back from Korea)

Just some randoms pics...


PS.... the picture of the ladies walkin.... where did they get their hair do? they all have the same! 

Korea

Just some pics of Korea... ENJOY!