❝shiritori❞

❝nedoko❞

Nedoko is the Japanese term for bed. This is actually a double-deck bed. I used to sleep in the top bunk—as proven by the (age-old) Kurapika, Tennis no Oujisama, and The way U are!Dong Bang Shin Ki (from aggysaur) posters—but since I got sick over a year ago, the bottom bunk (which was originally onew's) became mine.

I've personalized the bottom bunk a bit: you can see my Fuji stuffed toy peeking there; beside him are two small towers of books :P; on the wall are posters of SHINee (the one I won for answering the question regarding Key's crush) and of Super Junior (which came with the Philippine release CD). Reeza hasn't bothered taking the posters off the wall on my former bunk; but you can see Jonghyun, the stuffed cow fascinates gave her on her most recent birthday. :D

❝sakuya❞

Sakuya is Japanese for last night. This picture was taken last night when I had dinner with a few of my friends in college. It was a wonderful (and an awkward) dinner. I wish Lea was there, too, though. TT

❝rouka❞

Rouka is the Japanese for corridor. The classes for my second module started today and this was one of the corridors on the floor I was in. Coffee isn't exactly good for me but for reasons I shall skip, I chanced a cup and saw this corridor. It looks weird, doesn't it? Not your typical corridor. But what's typical? :D

❝tempi❞

Tempi is Japanese for oven. I'm not really a baker who does things from scratch—oh, how I wish I was!—but I do bake. Instant style, that is. Hehe. So anyway, this afternoon, I decided to bake a chocolate cake for no apparent reason. Haha. :D

❝gakki❞

gakki means musical instrument in japanese. i bought this harmonica ages ago but i never really learned how to play it. i did play it once in college when i was forced to make and read a poem about whales. free willy. thus, the harmonica. hehe. :D