It has been raining all day long. The worst part was driving on my ginskey this morning to the Air Base to teach my private lesson. We all know how prone I am to accidents; and driving on the slippery road is not my ideal way to get from point A to point B. But you gotta do what you gotta do, right? ~ Anyway, this morning's lesson was superb. The 2 hours flew by. Komiyama and I talked about Alaska (where he's going for duty in Sep/Oct), food (especially Japanese food), and my English classes at the school. He is such a nice man and knows more English than he even credits himself for.
The rest of the day was fine, you know, the usual. Although, teaching with laryngitis is extremely difficult. I only hope I can make it through my 10 hour day tomorrow. I may have absolutely no voice by the end of it. As of now, I still have a little left in me. But it's going, going, going...
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Really Sarah, you should check the seams of your mattress for bed bugs. I had a horrible ordeal with them last year, I brought them home from New York I think (look it up, they're everywhere nowadays) and mine started out the same - I woke up with what I thought were mosquito bites.
And if they are mosquitos, put bugspray on before bed!
FEEL BETTER WITH THE BITES AND THE LARYNGITIS! you may have a surprise coming any day now....
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