I was talked to on the way home.
"Are you going home?"
It was Richard from France, who joined my class a few weeks ago.
He is doing internship already; half day for school, and the other half day for workplacement.
"How is your workplacement?"
"It's interesting. In school, classes are passive, I mean the teacher has initiative, but working is active. It's much better than school."
I was glade to hear this positive comment.

By the way, Richard is considered as a gay by some Japanese. One reason is that he once winked Akira, a Japanese boy, and the other reason is that he is more friendly to boys and not so kind to girls, according to one of his former classmates.

Yet, once we became classmates, I think him so nice.
He has advised me to make an easier way to check e-mail, and he is always polite to a teacher.
And now I've got to know "wink" is one of his habits
He often winks instead of saying, "that's right" or "it's nice".
So I will explain about it to Japanese friends for Richard!

I bought a pack of green tea and a sesame oil in China town.
This green tea was unbelievable cheap!
But when I got home, I tried. Oh my god! It has no taste.
Just hot water.
We have Japanese proverb;
Buying cheap things is only to lose money.

I was going to go to pub with Nanako and Steve.
When I went to pub, there were Steve, Leon, Sung and Tamami, but Nanako.
I couldn't understand the situation for a minute, then Sung whispered to me, "Tamami likes Steve, so I took them here. Please make them talk each other."
Really? Tamami, a pretty Japanese girl, has never been in the same class with Steve, more over, their time table of classes are different.
Why did Tamami know Steve???
Anyway, I tried to make a bridge between Steve and Tamami.
On the other hand, Leon was already drunk and said, "I see two Fumiko, two Sung."

In a pub
Leon, Steve, Tamami and me.