I haven't post anything about how I feel towards the earthquakes and tsunami at Japan.

Well, I feel really sad and it's somehow on my mind at night before I fall asleep. People who know me personally well for years would know that Japan is a country that I love very much just based on the little I know of their culture, what I see on travel shows and the short exposure to the language (and other reasons which confuses me)

So to hear about/see the state that Japan is in now, despite my relunctance to talk bout it much, I feel slightly depressed. Which makes me realize the ordeal that disaster survivors have to go through. 

If only there's more to do as a poor student than just giving very little to the red cross...

PS: to answer the qns I get pretty often: why aren't I learning Japanese but Korean instead...
The reason why was just that I came to appreciate Korean culture really late, that there's a Korean LPP but not for Japanese in NUS, that I'm doing Korean since my ultimate goal is to learn both anyway and I like Bunka Japanese language school at Orchard and can always go back there again in the future, somehow. Also because it's cheaper for me to stay in Korea for exchange than in Japan.