Hmm... this is interesting

[summercomfort]

So I couldn't sleep last night even though I had a Japanese final at 8am this morning. (Woke up at 7:45 and said "... those numbers don't look right")

But anyway, I got home after studying some with Bonnie, and wanted to continue my studying only to discover that I don't in fact *have* my Japanese textbook.

The last time I was certain I had it was last Wednesday for class. Where could it possibly be?

Last Wednesday, I went to class in the morning, and then went down to Cobb, and then I think I went to the MacLab and printed out BA stuff, and then read it on the first floor, and then went to the Field class, and then went to the BA seminar on the 5th floor of the Reg, and then went to club, and then went to pub night to get a glass, and then went to the Reg, and then went home.

Chances are, the book is at the Reg, but the Reg people don't think so. Have also checked Stuart. :(

Comments

[kitsuchan.livejournal.com]

That's not good. I would loan you mine, but it's in Atlanta and I don't remember which box I packed it in. Have you asked other people wiho've finished first-year?

Dude! Sush. Check. It. Out.

[dakeeni.livejournal.com]

cmzero totally rocks everything.

Also, for the record,

我们想念您!

Re: Dude! Sush. Check. It. Out.

[summercomfort]

that's pretty rockin'. (Oh, so that's what they're saying)

Off topic >_>

[calligramme.livejournal.com]

Hi Sushu, sorry to pester you, I'm sitting around prepping for my Chinese oral tomorrow, and I just realized there're a few words I have no idea what they mean/don't know how to say...

Does "feijipiao" sound familiar to you? I think what I'm trying to say is "airplane ticket."

Also, what does "chuangzi" mean (in the context of "ba chuangzi guanshang le")? Is it a "window" or some sort of door?

And finally, how do you say "campus"? I think the word was something like "xueshao," but I'm not sure about the tones.

....

*clutches hair*

Re: Off topic >_>

[summercomfort]

well, this is coming utterly too late due to my being-in-Japan-ness, but right on all accounts. xue2 xiao4 is school in general, xiao4 yuan2 is campus. You guys should be using a book with kanji, right?