I know it's been ages since I wrote anything or posted anything on here. I just felt disconnected from the community and needed time to grow and become more confident in myself. During this time, I have gone on many adventures, found new friends, and became a Buddhist. Please feel free to ask me questions. If you want to follow the latest things that have been going on with me, please feel free to go to my new blog:
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I'll follow your blog (but heads up I'm more of a lurker than a blogger lol). Hope things are well for ya!
As for how I'm doing, let's just say that I recently got a copy of Persona 4 and am pretty addicted to it at the moment. Haven't gotten very far yet, but I can already tell it's going to be awesome...
OMG. P4~~~~~ AOPSJDGJLAGJL;. Where are you up to?! The Persona series is definitely one of my fave RPG series. It blew my mind when I first played it! There's a P4 fighting game coming out and a semi remake for the PS Vita. Have you played the 3rd game? EEEE! Another P4 fan
And about the temple: It's sort of small, in a nondescript tan building in a hip part of town. It's also filled with Chinese-speaking people (Although I have made some English-speaking friends), and I am actually starting to learn Chinese because I'm around them every Sunday. Probably not as impressive of a place as you visited, but certainly comfortable.
Erm...WHERE ARE YOU UP TO NOW?! XD
I figured I'd just ask you that since like... a month has passed since my last reply -_-. I'm so sorry about that! *shakes fist at projects*.
That sounds awesome! You can teach me Chinese 8D (I'm a failed Asian). I'm certain that being in an environment in which you find solace is more important than impressiveness at the end of the day! \o/.
Glad to hear that you're well
Eh, I'm not as enthusiastic about the class as I used to be because the teacher keeps going off on tangents and I've listened to lame children's songs one too many times. :/ At least I know a few words and phrases.
Ah yeh that's fair enough! Are you studying traditional or simplified Chinese?
It's simplified, but the class is focused on speaking the language, not writing it.