So here's the funny story from my week I promised. Although, to tell it I'll have to jump back to the beginning of my stay at KGU. I was sitting in the CIE (center for international education) Lounge with my friends when I saw a really truly attractive Japanese student walking by. She was probably hands down the most beautiful person I had seen since getting to Japan. I later explained to my friends that I didn't just do a double-take because a triple was required.
Anyway, I had dismissed her appearance thinking I probably wouldn't see her again. But surprise, she showed up in the lounge on Monday. Of course I was a little excited and so I pointed her out to the friends I was sitting with. My friends, being the kind of people they are, suggested I walk over and introduce myself, which I decided just wasn't going to happen that day.
The introduction wasn't left up to me however, since my friends Luis, Kana, and Yuko decided to wright a love letter from me. What was surprising was that they bothered to deliver the note, much to my chagrin. Here's a rough translation of the note:
To the Princess,
I think you are pretty. Please Tell me your name. Would you
like to eat lunch with me tomorrow? I will wait for you in front of
McDonald's tomorrow at noon.
Daniel
I felt it would be awkward to just let her have a mysterious note, so, goaded by my friends, I walked over and introduced myself. I found out her name is Ayaka, and she's quite a nice person. Our conversation was rather brief and kind of funny. She was rather surprised at receiving a note. I explained that in high school kids passed notes to each other during class. Though slightly awkward, it was a good introduction, and I decided to leave before I embarrassed myself too much.
Well the next day, I waited in front of McDonald's like it said in the note. Honestly I didn't expect to meet her, but to my surprise she showed up. We ate lunch with my friends and I at least had a good time. So I guess we're friends now. Yep, that's basically the whole story... for now.
That is such an adorable story!! I hope you two will get to be good friends. Its funny how life throws curveballs and they are more fun then the straight and boring toss!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear more of your comings and going in Japan!