Maybe. I have been powering through some books but mostly on the train lately. I'm always on the computer a lot though. It didn't twitch today which is good. It feels weird.

Hello Kuuki, long time no see. How are you?
Are you settled in Japan?

Then the computer might have something to do with all that eye twitching. Unfortunately there's nothing you can do except waiting for it to stop.

And I'm fine ! Wonderfully fine actually.
I'm all settled. I have found work, it's restaurant work but somehow I actually like it despite feeling like I'm dying everytime.
I also have a new boyfriend and everything goes well between us. We're even planning on living together :)

Maybe :c It'll be sudden though as I've never had the eye twitching problem much before.

That sounds good. Last time we spoke, you were hanging around in cafes. Is it a waitress job? Good for you c: Is he living in Japan as well?

Look at all these people getting partners. I've been single for so long ;A;
I WANT SOMEONE TO RUB MY COLD HANDS ON. Winter is the time for partners.

It's waitress/dishwasher/helping cook job. Everything at once actually. It's a small restaurant and there's no more than 4 people working at the same time and often it's just 3 so you have to do everything.

But I'm still hanging around in cafés XD It's relaxing and I need my dose of cafeine ^^

And yes he is living in Japan. He's Japanese actually. We've been together for the past two months and it's going really well. So well I sometimes have problems believing it's true.

Aha here is summer so I couldn't say it's time for partners, quite the contrary actually but we're surviving thanks to aircon ^^

Is it usually busy at the restaurant?

Well congrats. It sounds like things are working well for you c: Do you guys speak English when with each other or a mixture of both Japaneses and English?

How hot is it in Japan?

The week-end are usually super busy, the other days, not so much.
The restaurant is quite far away from the center so people who come here usually come because they've heard about it somewhere.
It's also often features in TV shows or magazines so it's got a rather constant stream of customers

We speak a mixture of both Japanese and English.

Really hot ? And really humid. Like, it's often 35°c and very humid at the same time so it's really difficult to bear

Oh, that's cool. What type of things do you serve? I've never been to Japan so I wonder what it's like. Are there a lot of Japanese restaurants or is there a particular other culture that's really popular? In Sydney we have a tonne of Japanese food places and in certain suburbs that I know of, Korean and Vietnamese food stores are dense.

35 C doesn't sound bad but high humidity is awful ;-; Australia is usually arid and dry which is terrible for my skin but my lungs aren't burdened as least.

We serve French food at my restaurant, crèpes actually.

Mmh most of the restaurant are definitely Japanese. Second most popular must be italian but you can find anything you'd like to eat. In my place we have a few indian restaurants and a few chinese too.

OHHHHH. I guess you make their shop seem more genuine then. Haha.

Crepes are really popular there aren't they? I see pictures of a lot of people buying from that crepe truck. We have crepe stores here too but I tried it once and it wasn't that great. It went everywhere and it was just whip cream I could buy at the grocery store with pieces of banana.

Underwhelming :c

It is genuine, the chef is French and his wife who's also a chef studied cooking in France so it would work even without me.

Crêpes are really popular, they're definitely overpriced though, especially since they're easy to make at home.