Back home now. I'm the only one here - apparently, my mom and my bro went to see a movie.

About 5 minutes after that last post, the others came - we basically sat around for an hour or two longer - I took a nap during this time. It's nice to see that Patty and the others get along so well - I hadn't expected to basically hang out at Chris's the entire weekend, and my previous attempts at introducing people from different groups of friends have resulted in disaster, but this is nice. Tiff invited both of us to her birthday thing, going on Nov. 16. I'll be sure to see if I can get that day off - probably can since I know this one so far in advance. ^^

After hanging out, it's decided that Pakman and Chris are hungry, and thus we decide to a Korean BBQ buffet place. Food is good ^^ We grilled more meat than we could eat, though -_- Hanna said that Kp should have been around so he could finish off the rest =P

After that, we decided to head home from the restaurant - Patty's dad is coming home that day and she needed to get home, plus she was quite tired from not getting enough sleep that night. (Oddly enough, I am not tired, though I probably should be.)

Not much going on now... I have a lot of HnK stuff to catch up on, since I was gone the whole weekend - also, while I was at the Best Buy at Springfield, I picked up Crazy Taxi for PS2, so I might try that out for a while - not to mention I have Gitaroo Man and Kingdom Hearts back.

While I'm on that note - Gitaroo Man import is -hard-! The patterns are the same, but the penalties for missing stuff are much harsher, and charging anything more than 1.5 inches is very difficult. I checked the options menu - the import version has difficulties "Normal" and "Easy", while the US version has difficulties "Normal" and "Hard" - my theory is, the Japanese "Normal" is equivalent to the US "Hard". Ek got -really- close to beating the final stage - I could only get about a minute in -_-

Also, found out that we have this skit thing to do next Saturday - we have to have a full conversation, where we must introduce ourselves, exchange business cards, and have a store-like situation where we have to be able to count items and deal with currency. Missing the previous two weeks of class didn't help - the fact that the partner I got for the skit also missed the previous two weeks is even worse. I think we'll do okay though, as long as I can get in touch with him over this week...

Oh yeah, and we have to be able to write a complete katakana chart too. I thought this was supposed to be a course on -spoken- Japanese o.O Doesn't bode well for me...