(Sunday, April 18, 2010/5:29 PM)
Celebrated my Korean buddy, Myungshin's birthday yesterday with a bunch of close-knit coursemates! Had a great time at a yakiniku restaurant with free flow food and drinks and we were attempting to eat as much as we could in the 90 minutes time limit. =P
Hiro, a sporty guy who will always take the initiative to organize outings for us. What a great guy he is! :)
Ryoko, a cute Japanese girl! :D So glad to have Japanese friends such as her around although school is getting busy.
Hiro, a sporty guy who will always take the initiative to organize outings for us. What a great guy he is! :)
Ryoko, a cute Japanese girl! :D So glad to have Japanese friends such as her around although school is getting busy.After dinner, we went to a bowling alley near our dorm to play 3 (!) games despite our weary bodies. When I thought I would be leaving after the games, we went over to the arcade section and we played batting (electronically controlled baseball) and ehhh, I spent 1400 Yen on prize-catchers cos' I couldn't resist Rilakuma. (>.<)
By the grace of God, I had the chance to meet a half-Korean, half-Japanese Russian who was interested to look for a church here in Fukuoka. I don't even know how we went into the topic of religion, but I believe it's God's divine appointment. :)
Beside Johnny is the girl which I've mentioned. Her name is Nastya and a second miracle happened cos' her friend (beside her), Katya, was willing to come to church service!
Some Japanese church members joined in!
Waaa... So pretty hor? :P
So handsome hor? Ops =X
Beside Johnny is the girl which I've mentioned. Her name is Nastya and a second miracle happened cos' her friend (beside her), Katya, was willing to come to church service!
Some Japanese church members joined in!
Waaa... So pretty hor? :P
So handsome hor? Ops =XThe group photos are taken with other people's cameras, so I gotta wait for them to upload to FB before I can share with you guys.
Somehow, I still feel kinda detached from the church. One might think that a small family church is cosy, but think of it another way, it's very hard to fit in if the family has been established.
Us foreigners are always left out of the fun activities which they usually engage within their own social circle. Which was why I decided to forgo the youth camp and go for a holiday with university friends who are actually interested in my life.
I thought I had my journey in Japan mapped out, but seems like it's inevitable for a diversion. I guess God is trying to keep me on my toes, eh?
Somehow, I still feel kinda detached from the church. One might think that a small family church is cosy, but think of it another way, it's very hard to fit in if the family has been established.
Us foreigners are always left out of the fun activities which they usually engage within their own social circle. Which was why I decided to forgo the youth camp and go for a holiday with university friends who are actually interested in my life.
I thought I had my journey in Japan mapped out, but seems like it's inevitable for a diversion. I guess God is trying to keep me on my toes, eh?
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