The Long Awaited Entry

Okay, sorry, I've been busy, E3, orientation, changing host families, having fun, building gundams andwatching movies.

I'll see how much I can get through.

Alright, I'll get gaming out of the way since it has little relation to Japan. E3 is the world's biggest year;y gaming convention, a quick tip of my hat to two MGS games for Sony, team Ico's project, Little Big Portable, Rock Band unplugged etc.

With my extra time I've been building Gundam models, now including the Tallgeese and Strike, that probably means nothing to you, I'm also looking for a good one thousand piece puzzle.

I went to orientation yesterday, watched a parade through 金沢 with many samurai in it (picutres later), had another fun night, but this time rather than alluding to it in ways impossible to understand without already knowing what your looking for, I'll say we had fun.
Us continentally American exchange students got flags to sign, on which most people said goodbye and I asked to hang out more in the time we have left.
I met Kenji and had a chat with him. Appearently things are still strict as ever in that house, I honestly feel sorry for him and wil make sure we hang out at least once more before I leave.
I also got a few hints on what books to use for studying Japanese.

I also switched host families again, I'd explain why I have five, but contact with my Roatary club here is... lacking, hell, they never even told me or my host family about the orientation, I heard it from 肉 who thankfully also e-mailed me a picture of the schedule the night before, and the night after orientation, tonight, I switched host families. That waqs hecktic.

My new host family consists of a mother. She's nice and uses a large amount of assimilated English. She's more than nice and the area I know live in is more than convenient, though a few minutes farther from the city's center.

Anyways, I can write more later, I'm still alive.