all this transcription and romanization makes my head hurt...

Well, I'm done with the first drafts of the kanji and romaji for the first three tracks of ULTRA BLUE (This Is Love, Keep Tryin', and BLUE).
Now my head hurts. *yawns*
I'm gonna get one more fruit pop thingie and then watch an episode of... something... (probably not PoT, since Tezuka's playing and I have a feeling it's gonna leave me wanting more, and I have to start job hunting in the morning) and then go to bed.

Oyasumi nasai, mina-san.

[NOTE: The time is estimated, as I forgot to hit "Post entry" last night.]

day one of fuller-blown job hunting

Well, I just got back from 6-ish hours of job hunting. My mind is kind of not working right now (as is usually the case), so I'm not gonna talk about it much, except to say that Tea Source is currently hiring so I'll cross my fingers that I'll get called for an interview for them.
Also, I should mention that I spent about 45 minutes with darkjing today. We watched the first episode of NANA and generally enjoyed ourselves, I should hope. ^_^

*goes to check if my waffles are ready*

P.S. Nice bus driver lady gave me some of her seeded grapes today since she didn't like them. Good thing too, or I'd be having worse shakes than I am right now.

Fuji does curling: "Participants... zero. Championship is mine."

This whole tennis-style ping-pong thing is absurd. *headdesk*
And yes, Echizen is damn arrogant at times.

デートだ

Tezuka : Inui :: Roy : Hughes, I think, at least when it comes to phone conversations. ^_^;
Kaidoh and Inui sittin' in a tree, K I S S I N G! *laughs my butt off at the tortured Kaidoh*
And then we have Echizen's psychological warfare...

Oh, man, who needs crackfics when you have episodes like this? ^______^

I think I like the non-match episodes the best. Or more specifically, what I love best about this series is the character interaction, which happens the most in non-match episodes.

Okay, I'm gonna read in bed now... Night, y'all.

why didn't I think of this earlier... ><;

Fuck... The guy from IKEA who I needed to call back about my change in availability at the beginning of the month but didn't because I had lost my planner which had his phone number in it?
I had the phone number in the notes for the appointment in Outlook.
Should I even bother now?

*goes off to bed grumpily*

[EDIT: I called him and left a message. I decided I'd rather call sooner than later, but I also didn't want to talk to him in person since he's probably already finished hiring and that would be embarassing.]