かわいい！！！！！！！

ええとね。あのね。じゃ、昨日は、私は朋美ちゃんといっしょに東京デイズニーランドへ行った。凄い楽しかった。この後は朋美ちゃんはすぐアメリカに動く、だから、会いたいんでした。

Anyway, yea, so Tomomi and I met up at 6 or so in Maihama to go to Tokyo Disney Land, and we had a blast, despite the fact it rained the WHOLE time we were there. But oh well.

We went on just about every ride of any value, which was awesome, and worth getting wet for. We did Pirates of the Carribean, which made the movie make much more sense, and then the Jungle Cruise, complete with cheesy announcer, and then the "Honey I Shrunk The Kids" 3-D adventure, then the StarTours Star Wars ride, then Splash Mountain, then Thunder Mountain, and the Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted House ride thing. Everything was a sit down, conveyor belt type ride, but eh, whatever. I'm ok with that. It's nice to have absolutely no effort required of me once in a while. Especially when it comes to entertainment.

I bought a cool chain and ring from the Pirates gift shop, and though it rained the entire time we were there, it made the lines much shorter, especially after they cancelled the Parade, and all the parents with their hordes of J-kids left to go home, or at least to crowd into the line for the Peter Pan thing.

I was happy to see that Tomomi recognized the silly Japanese habit of getting in line blindly, as we saw a LOT of that at Disney Land. Lines here must be the longest in the world, if for no other reason than people just kinda, well, get in line here. For no other reason than there's a line. And they tend to pick the longest one, cause it's the most trusted line. Why test for a shorter route, when everyone else is already waiting here? If so many people are here, it must be for the right thing, and worth waiting for. Right? UGH.

Anyway, we had a blast. Tomomi is the most fun person to be around ever. I will miss her when she moves to America. But then again, I hope once I too move back to America, we can continue to hang out. Even though she's moving to Nebraska of all places.