Friday, May 29, 2009

Lovesick Pt. 2

When my friend B was in her flat, talking to some friend via cell phone, she looked out of the window and saw her Ex-boyfriend on the street.

Scary!!!

She thought she might be paranoid, but it was really him.

She had to leave the house that day, so her brother gave her a lift and stayed with her so she wouldn't meet that freak all alone.
When they returned home they wondered why he had been there. B's brother soon discovered the reason.
Under the sattle of her bike, that stood in front of the house.
The Ex had fixed a GPS tracker with sellotape.

They immediately removed it and then checked on the little machine on the internet. It's one that's also got a microphone in it, so they removed the cells immediately. They thought about sending the tracker to southeast asia or something. I suggested fixing it under someone's car. If possible, someone who's going on business trips a lot, or who works in a different city and just returns for weekends.

Would drive the Ex mad! (Well, he sorta is, right?)

Scaaary.


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Not feeling so good these days. It's like everything's coming back to me as soon as I start to get away from it. I know I can't escape things, but it's not like I could change anything by changing my behaviour, I tried to run away, I tried to face it, I tried to accept it, I tried to force myself to stop it, but it's all the same. I'll just have to wait for things to end, though it seems like they never will.

忍者レベル40

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Recently I'm spending a lot of my time reviewing vocabulary. I started to write myself a "complete Anki list". SoI want it to become a list that contains, as far as possible, all the vocabulary I ever learned in Japanese, from the very beginning. So I started with the vocabulary from Minna no Nihongo Part 1. Only this time I'm doing everything in Kanji that has Kanji, even if it's not jouyou and if it's in Hiragana in the vocabulary list. I'm still stuck with my first semester, but looking at the vocabulary of these days now, it's a really good choice, and whenever one of those words reminds me of one I learned later, I add it as well. I hope to get a better overview on my language skills by looking at how many words I know, and it's a great way to bring all those words back into my mind that I knew somewhere in my head, but didn't use too often.
It's also good to add the katakana words. You don't really need to study them to understand what they mean, but when I'm writing them I am sometimes not sure whether some vowel is long or short, and now in Anki they will come up from time to time and force me to remember.
Let's see how far I can get.


Some photos from the past weeks:


Spock yourself: Found in the ladies' restroom at the cinema where I watched the new Star Trek. (Loved it!)














The coolest Map of Japan ever: I mean... Jokohama!!!















My first ben & jerry's ice cream. I loved it. Cookie Dough that had a LOT of cookie dough in it.









Racing Cars at TU Berlin. Thought they looked cool.

5 comments:

  1. Oh Gott, das ist ja wie in einem schlechten Film!!! Ein GPS-Gerät? Der Kerl sollte erschossen werden!!!

    Was ist los, Süße? Alles okay? *knuddel*

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  2. wollt nur sagen, ich lese jetzt auch öfter :D.

    die ex-freund geschichte ist wirklich gruselig.

    keep up the vocab studies :D

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  3. Also ich weiß nicht, was ich tun würde, wenn ich so einen Ex-Freund hätte! Wahrscheinlich nicht mehr allein vor die Tür gehen ô.Ô

    Na dann mal ein Spruch von der allseits bekannten Tôkai:
    大変ですけど、頑張ってください! ;)
    Du packst das!!!

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  4. Haha,
    ja, ich glaub, dieser Satz löst alle Probleme.

    Momentan schickt er traurige Blur-Songtexte auf ihr Handy, aber sonst ist er friedlich....

    Ich warte ja auf den großen Ausbruch, wenn er komplett abdreht.

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  5. Ich hoffe den kompletten Ausbruch spart sich der Spast und lässt das arme Mädchen endlich mal in Ruhe! Mein Gott, Männer und ihr verletzter Stolz...

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