, rather i cant leave my lovely blog to starve from lack of posts!!Monday 16/4 is the opening of the Japanese photo exibition : "Scenes of Childhood:
Sixty Years of postwar Japan" at the Greater Irbid Municipality City Hall. This looks so much interesting , i'm planning to go there too, cuz u know Japanese events in Irbid are not like a matter of everyday life! lool
For our project, things are going fine but we need to hurry up sonce we are running out of time!
I'll post pictures of our car robot once it is done.
Currently, i'm trying to apply for a scholarship to Japan. Hope things will go fine.
Im more determined now to complete my study there, since i saw many people already living my dream currently!
See you in another post! ja ne~~!
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We had that photo exhibition in our uni, it's interesting to see how photos can reflect life with all its richness..the ones portraying children's life right after the second world war were really sad but gradually things get better and you can't help but admire the amazing change Japan went through..(I'm rambling here, sorry! but i really liked it, you should definitely go :) )
Rasha chan,
Yea, this photo exibition is taking place in many places here actually.
It's amazing how Japan recovered from WW2.. i admire this very much!
with hardwork, a human can do anything i believe!
Amani-san,
It's great to know you are applying to the scholarship program!!
The application process and after acceptance, the enrollment process are quite demanding.
Ganbatte.. seriously, ganbatte!
Help Japan achieve 'Tetsuwan Atom'! :)
Nice photos! Especially those in black and white after WW2, they are very impressive.
I don't know if you've attended the Chinese photo exhibition in our uni (I know China and Japan do not go together so well) however I'll post some of the pics on my blog...
Good luck for your project and for scholarship in Japan ;)
Sameru san,
ohisashiburi desu ne :)
yea i totally agree, i need to free myself alot of days for the sake of this scholarship. Hope the time i'm investing into it wont go for nothing!^^;
ganbarima~~su!! tetsuwan atomu no tame ni! :p
Issa san,
yep i attended the Chinese photo exibition in the uni. Actually the pics were nice. Well part of Japan's culture came from China.So i can't say i dislike it, but since i love Japan soo much it will RELATIVELY look like i dislike China...7ada fehem ishi?? @_@
Seems you have been very busy!!
Hope you will get a scholarship!
BTW, the fox are sooooo cute!! (as you know I love cute things, too. hehe)
hiro san,
un sou desu! cho isogashikatta...ima made isogashii desu @_@
(^_^)kitsune tachi kawaii desu ne! im glad u liked them!
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