waiting for a rainy day to update the blog, almost a challenge because we had ten consecutive days of good weather and mild. Akiba, this mysterious word in Japanese is a signficare "peaceful autumn" and it 'really one of my favorite weather: clear skies, tall, deep blue color, dry air and everywhere you can still beat the sun and warm as a final gift of the season before winter hibernation. We have had days so 'and stay in home I did not really want! The work is not 'started yet so I'm enjoying the last days of total relaxation.
Here in Tokyo there are many parks, although it seems a city 'full cementified (er, you,' and the '... .. but the green is looking for) and it' became the My mission in these days, got on the bike, canon shoulder I've spent entire days riding towards a goal, stopping occasionally to take a look at the map, to buy a onigiri (hunger strikes suddenly! cit., the balls are onigiri / rice triangles of various sizes with various fillings ranging from fish to vegetables, often covered seaweed sheets are a great snack to take away ... in short, are the "sandwich" that the Japanese are leading in the office or picnic!) or give me a ride in a vintage shop (my other great passion, together at flea markets here in Tokyo by storm!).
I must say that my mood and 'changed a lot from a couple of weeks ago ... the fear of not more able to 'speak in Japanese and' past (my first job interview I finally unlocked) and also the eagerness to find employment has given way the serenity 'of life annuity (the job is going to come sooner or later' .. that I hurry to cram into the train in the morning along with stressatissimi Japanese?) so ... I enjoy my day of relaxation, reading a book or magazine , listening to music, preparing a hot chocolate, chatting with my friends, experiencing the operation of the new ultra-tech oven just purchased.
December will probably 'the month in which it will' work, so ... I prepare myself psychologically to give up all this calm all they sleep (I suck! Not even a 15 year old would sleep much!) to finally immerse myself in the spirit of the company 'of Japan, in fact I'll soon be' too a Shakai-JIN (trans. belonging to the life of society 'in Japan, which is based at work and its rules).
