D-Day = First day

It took us nine hours by bus until we arrived in Prague, and we headed towards our direction at 6AM so I woke up at 4AM. None of us students was able to sleep in the bus, and by now it's 11.20PM. I'm tired as fuck.

After solving all problems with the internet at the hotel we had dinner, and in the evening almost everyone went out with our teachers. We were walking around for two and a half hours, and then we rested in a pub and had some beer. Alcohol isn't completely forbidden.

However, I'm really tired and want to get some sleep as soon as possible. I'll just show you a few photos now.

Tomorrow a guide is going to show us the city first, and in the evening we're going to visit Hard Rock Café Prague. However, there aren't any plans for our free time yet.

See you all tomorrow.

Jia

D-1: Going to Prague

Yes, people, two months passed by really fast and I'm back.

What happened during the past two months? Nothing. I was going to school like a normal student, I've been missing Japan and my friends and I organized my summer holiday next year.

Now I have to pack my stuff for going to Prague. Guess what? I still hate them and I don't want to go to Prague. >__< Just let me die right now, or let me stay at home, I'd rather work hard in school or somewhere else but I DON'T WANT TO GO TO PRAGUE.
I've never been a fan of class trips but this time it's even worse.

I hope those six days (including tomorrow) pass by really fast. And I'll let you know whether I'm still alive or not. Let's just hope I will survive but don't expect me to post a lot of positive stuff. I don't think I will.

Jia

Future plans

Just because I figured out where I'm going next, I thought I'm going to let you know.

2013/09/27 - 2013/10/02 Prague (Czech Republic) with my... beloved classmates. (-_- No one ever asked me~)
2013/10/07 - 2013/10/11 Coevorden (Netherlands) with my family
2013/12/01 - 2013/12/02 Paris (France) *

I don't know any dates for 2014 yet but I know I'll be going to Seoul and Fukuoka in July/August 2014. I'll tell you the dates as soon as I know about it.

* This 'trip' is just because of Infinite. It would've been so easy for me to go to Frankfurt but - because of my luck - we have to write an exam on December 4th, so I can't skip school. (The exam takes about six hours, so I really can't skip it.)

Hopefully I can tell you more about my plans next year soon. :)

Jia 

Day 27: The last day + departure on Sunday

Well, this Saturday was my last day in Fukuoka.
Even though I'm sad I have to leave Japan, I can't regret spending four weeks here. And I'm definitely going to come back as soon as possible, I met so many awesome people. It's a shame I can't even stay a little longer now.
I could share a few more photos with you now but it makes me feel kind of sad because I already start to miss everyone.

As you might have noticed, I arrived in Germany and even if I'm definitely NOT GLAD to be back home, I'm healthy and... yeah, still alive. Kind of tired, true, but I already feel better after sleeping for hours. And I already started to save money for going back to Japan as soon as I can. I found a place I can call 'home' because it actually feels like my home.
Someday I'll leave this small place in the middle of nowhere in Nothern Germany and I'm never going to come back again. I disliked my hometown for a while because it's unbelievable boring. But now I really hate living here. So...
As soon as I'm done with school and university: Bye bye, Germany, I'd rather die than coming back here.


So... my next trip is a class trip to Prague in late September. I don't want to go there but... I'll be fine. Except for the fact the I hate 90% of my classmates, especially those girls who need to wear a lot of make up every single day and dress up like... sluts. But it's only for six days. I'm going to survive somehow.

See you in September! ^_^ Stay healthy and take care.

Jia

Day 26: Graduation

Today was my last day in school.
What should I tell you?
I was so sad when waking up today, this seems like the end. It's so definitely.
Well, I managed not to cry in school. But I don't want to find out what's going to happen tomorrow when Sanna and I go out together again. And it's going to be the last time we can go out together.

I was wrong. This doesn't seem like the end. This is the end of the best month in my entire life. I don't know what I'm going to do today, maybe I'm going out with some friends, tomorrow in the morning I have to clean my room, then I'll go out with Sanna.
And on Sunday I have to leave this place. Is it normal that this thought hurts so much? I mean, I've been crying yesterday. Maybe I won't cry today, there's a 50-50 chance. But tomorrow... no matter what, I will cry
And then there's Sanna, we became good friends and then we have to go back to our countries.

I feel like I'm losing everything when I go back to Germany. And I can't do anything about it. When I was in Busan I felt so happy that I thought I could die immediately.
On Wednesday after the beer festival, I was so hyper and excited because everything was perfect. I knew my life couldn't get better.
And today? I'm depressed. Really depressed. And so unbelievable sad that I can't handle what I'm feeling. How is this going to end? What happened to me? (No, I don't expect an answer, I know what happened to me...)

Let's hope I'll be fine. I'll write the last entries on Sunday when I'm back in Germany because I can't use my laptop until then.

Finally, a photo from the graduation ceremony.

Jia

Day 25: The last Thursday

I already told you in the last entry... I was tired as hell. I was really thankful I hadn't had a hangover but feeling so tired that I felt like falling asleep every minute.
But yesterday was in fact really boring. I started to pack my things in the evening - and I immediately started to cry.
This city, this place, has become my home. I have friends and I feel really good, I feel alive. Why should I want to go back to Germany? There's only my family. They can come over here.

Well, tomorrow we went to the Kyushu Energy Museum during activity class but this was... boring. Really boring, I don't really get what they were trying to tell us. And actually I don't care about this kind of stuff. I took a few photos but it's nothing important so I don't think I'll show them to you. Or maybe later.

Jia

Day 24: Belgian Beer in Japan

First, I know I'm actually too young for drinking alcohol but... it's only beer. I'm German, I'm used to drinking beer. And I'm used to drinking a lot of beer so it can't be this worse.

After school I went out with my boyfriend (yes, it's official since Wednesday) and at first we hadn't had a plan about what we're going to do but then we went to Tenjin Central Park.
There was a stage were bands performed. I don't know how they managed this but there were actually international artists. I guess Belgian artists because... you know, it's a Belgian beer festival/weekend.
We really enjoyed our time, and suddenly there was this girl(? she's 27) from America. Her boyfriend's Japanese and later she told me he was like "Hey, look, there's another foreign girl Japanese guy-couple, we need to talk to them." Somehow we spent about two hours together, maybe even more, and it was kind of interesting even though I wasn't able to understand everything. Japanese, sometimes really fast, you know what I mean.
And they had this cute dog with them, I'll show you a photo.

Well, I was home at... 11.30 PM, than took a shower and did my homework. Kanji practice. But studying Kanji gets kind of interesting when you're a little drunk. I went to sleep between 00.30 and 1AM, and my host mother made me wake up at 4.30 AM the next morning because she had to wash the dishes in the middle of the night. Can you imagine how tired I was on Thursday? Plus, the alcohol... I almost fell asleep in school because I was feeling so sleepy.

Jia