Drakow

Maybe. There was a Japanese family I knew when growing up, but they'd all been born in America so they didn't speak Japanese.

It's good you'll have time though. It's quite an extended stay, but then it's a long trip.

I never had relatives who pushed food on me, but there was a little old Japanese lady who told all us young-uns "Eat. You're too skinny." And she was tough as nails so we did. Is. She's not gone or anything.

Are they the kind who like to give you a bunch of sweets whenever they see you?

It's okay. I've been neglecting things myself in my recent dietary changes which have affected my mood and energy. Going without sugar (except from what's in natural foods like fruits) is really hard, but I'm finally adjusted to it, I think.

Hi.

Liberal arts is mostly gen ed with a little more focus on humanities like psychology, English, sociology, etc.

I am, 3rd - 5th grade specifically c:

Don't forget the frills and laces! I'm currently finishing up my 2-year with liberal arts then going for elementary ed next fall.

Like really, I was not on any kind of high, thank you very much. LOL

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