When you’re not sure who you are, it’s a good thing to start writing an About Me page to force along the process of self-reflection, if only to fill up the empty white screen in front of you. So what should you know about me? I’m a twenty-something girl whose behaviour vacillates between that of a 5 year old and an 85 year old; I’ve never been one for adolescent drama. When I say girl, please don’t think pink. Instead think blue, green, black, gray and silver because those are my favourite colours.
I have more hobbies than I can count and definitely more than I can handle, but I hope each one in it’s own way is helping me get to where I’m supposed to be. Where that is, I’m not quite sure.
I love origami, assembling puzzles and 3D models. Somehow I think that means I should have gone into architecture, or the construction industry at least, but neither of those two things have happened so I content myself with filling every flat space in my room with assembled structures. If you were to gift me a construction set or anything I could assemble, that would make you my new best friend.
I’m camera shy but like taking pictures and despite having given up on my DSLR pursuit (does one-time use count?)I find I’m still having to carve out time for this pursuit out of my limited 24 hours already filled with the routine of a corporate drone. There really should be more hours in a day.
I love learning languages…by myself, reading complicated books very, I mean very slowly, with a dictionary, and wondering when they’ll invent a mentally downloadable dictionary. It’s a challenge- it takes time, patience and dedication and for that, I love it.
I would love to travel. Notice the use of the word “would”. So where have I travelled, you may ask. Let’s see, born in one country, raised in another but a citizen of a third country that I rarely ever visit and I’ve gone on vacation to 4 countries. Not as much travelling as I would have liked, but there’s always tomorrow.
Reading is a passion and I hope one day to have a home filled with all the books that I love lining the walls, a cosy window seat with a beautiful view and just enough room for a cup of tea and a pillow. Because I love reading, I hope to one day write as well as some of the authors I love, but I’ll content myself with poetry which doesn’t force itself, but pours forth when the time is write… I mean right.
I also write letters. Yes, in the modern day of emails, I take pen to paper and write to people. So if you ever need someone to talk to, drop me a virtual line and I’ll send you a real world address where you can get in touch and you can be sure of a hand-written reply.
My pillow is my first love and my mom the next, but only because she refuses to take my pillow’s place for fear of being cuddled to death.
Alzheimer’s runs in the family so this blog is my preemptive attempt to chronicle my life and all the things I love to do… before I forget…just in case.
I’ve always got far too much on my mind, so welcome to my world of mental defragmentation.
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Hi, thank you for visiting my blog. I am soon going to visit Tokya. Any suggestions?
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Oooooh! Lots of suggestions! ^^
1. Visit Tokyo Skytree just before sunset so you can get a view of the city during the day and when all the lights are on!
2. Sensoji Temple is a great place to go. You get a chance to experience some history and get some shopping done at the same time. Also a great place for snacking and street food! Just be careful not to eat on the main street up to the temple. It’s not allowed ^^
3. If you’re into manga and all things otaku, you HAVE to visit Akihabara!
Will you be stopping at any other cities?
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No its just Tokya in 5 days.
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Some other places to go in Tokyo… let’s see…
1. Imperial Palace
2. Meiji Jingu Shrine + Takeshita Street
3. Odaiba area
4. Watch some sumo wrestling practice near Edo museum
…oooh and visit the fish market if you get a chance ^^
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Thank you so much Sara for being so kind.
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You’re most welcome! Hit me up if you need anything else ^_____^
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Probably one of the most interesting and enjoyable About pages I ever read! Looking forward to reading blog!
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Awwww… thank you! ♡
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Thank you for the follow!
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It’s really good to know you 🙂 Looking forward to your future posts 🙂 And that pillow thing! I freaking love my pillow too 😛
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Thanks! Hahaha… everyone should love their pillow ♡
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🙂
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Hi Sarah, nice to meet you. Nice blog, good job. ^^
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🙂 안녕하세요~ 저도 반갑습니다 ^^
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Have you turned off comments on your blog?
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Yes
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그렇군요~ 블로그에 댓글 남기고 싶었는데 못 했어요 ㅜㅜ
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The snippets you write offer fleeting, but beautiful glimpses of life,,, Fascinating! 🙂
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Thanks! It’s been a while since I last wrote so I’m really glad you enjoyed the little that I have 🙂
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Hi, great blog and profile. I like learning languages as well. I use duolingo for learning italian with my mum, I really like it, it’s really easy to use as well.
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Thanks! duolingo is pretty great isn’t it?
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yeah, i love it as its so easy to come back to and pick up were you left off 🙂
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I love languages and photography too – I’ve not made the plunge to a DSLR yet, but hoping too once I understand what makes a good DSLR. For learning languages, have you tried out duolingo.com? It’s like a free version of rosetta stone 🙂
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I’ve tried duolingo too! But I think I’m one of those crazy learners who likes to ahead of themselves so I like learning platforms that give you more flexibility when it comes to how and when you choose the language level.
Ah the DSLR… would you believe I’ve still never had occasion to use it -___- The quality of phone cameras is so good and they’re so easy to use that it makes you think twice before lugging around a heavy DSLR with controls you need to get familiar with. *sigh*
So what languages are you learning? I’m learning Korean and have decided to go back down the Japanese road again this year.
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Oh wow Korean! I’m just trying to get a grasp on Spanish and German. I was hoping to learn Chinese, because I feel like it’d be a really unique skill in Europe, but it is so difficult!! I know what you mean about getting ahead of yourself – I bought a few books in Spanish before realising I only understand about half of them…I’ll get there though 🙂
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Agree with you about Chinese…. too many characters I tell you… I’d love to learn Spanish! Comes in handy too when you’re travelling!
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Hi there, nice to meet you. Love your intro!
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Thanks Sonia! Looking forward to reading about your travels 🙂
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Hello, nice to meet you. I like your blog a lot. Your photograph skill is also amazing ^^
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Thank you so much! 🙂 Nice to meet you too!
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i love the way you describe yourself.
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🙂 Thanks! And thanks for following… hope you enjoy the ride 🙂
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