Finals are coming to an end, and summer is almost here. Time to start a reading list again, even though I’ll have summer classes.

These are books…and not so much books, more like grammar texts and whatnot.

1. Anthony Bourdain – A Cook’s Tour
2. Bill Bryson – Neither Here Nor There
3. Understanding Basic Japanese Grammar (reviewing for study abroad)
4. Complete Master Series – JLPT 3-kyuu Grammar Exercises

This is just the start of it, I’ll add more when it seems necessary.

My desk. This is where I reside most of the summer. Studying like no tomorrow.
Sorry for not posting so much, although I’m at the computer, it’s mostly to watch video lectures.

I’ll post a bit this weekend, since I seemed to find some time to do so, lol.

All I can say now is that I won’t be posting much unless it’s something that crosses my mind and NEEDS to be blogged about. I’m taking 8 credit hours this summer. What that means is that In a normal semester, which is about 3-4 months long,

That means that every week, we will meet for at least 4 hours of class and work time. Here’s the tricky part – Sumemr semester B is only 6 weeks long. So take 3-4 months of work, and cram it into 6 weeks. I just started on Monday, and I have 2 exams at the end of the week. Oops, forgot to say, 8 credit hours = two 4-hour classes. And that equals a LOT of work.

I’ll try to post whenever I feel like something comes up that needs to be talked about.

Don’t forget to check my other blog, Random Ryouri! I’ll try to post there too, when I can.

I ate my last Chocolate-Chip Melon Pan from Japan today. It was good, but sad to see I don’t have anymore food left that I brought back with me from my trip to there.