#15: About relief and personal rewards

Yesterday I got a call from a woman who works for the organisation I'm going to Japan with. She told me everything arrived and was really good (especially my letter for the host family! *^*) but she'd like to have a better photo of my family. The photo I sent showed us playing a board game together but you couldn't see the faces of everyone. The woman wanted to keep it though since it showed our family life very good. She suggested to send the other picture with the medical documents together and I told her this would be no problem. It wasn't after all (if you ignore the fact that we have no proper family picture and we had to take one, ahahaha).
But yeah, this was such a relief for me- Not only that it arrived in time but that it also was a good outcome. I'm proud of myself. It's bad that I procrastinated but my special skill - working under high pressure - only shows when the dead line is close. OTL

The evening I invited my brother to watch the movies with me. I already watched "In a Distant Time" earlier (seriously, I'd love to play the visual novel of it... Tenma, Tomomasa and Abe no Yasuaki were so... my favourites.) and well, for 2 episodes it was okay. They were only OVAs and the story may have been a little confusing, but it was nice. You can't make more out of dating games than that. But yeah, and I didn't want to watch Memoirs of a Geisha again although it's an awesome movie because I already saw it 3 times and my brother would probably think it's too boring, so we went for Gantz.
With crisps and drink and jellybabies we sat on top of the bunk bed in my room and watched the two Gantz movies in a row. Almost. Sometimes we made breaks so I could go and answer people on Skype >v<;; To summon it up: It was hella awesome. The last Japanese movie I watched with my brother was "Higanjima" (worst vampire movie ever) so we were sceptical since the movie was full of effects. But it turned out awesome and although I never watched the anime/read the manga I think it might have been very close. The effects were really good and my brother was flashed by the ending. I could imagine this already, but it was stunning nevertheless. One of the best live actions I've seen so far. (All the time I thought about Art class, like "Damn, I drew their suits wrong!")

And today, last thing for this post, my game arrived. It's nothing special, but to get the game boxed as new for only 3,42 € was worth it. It's pretty fun as well.

In the game you're playing the agents who are helping people who need... well, help. It's a rhythm game, so just tap on popping up numbers when the time has come for that. The first thing I thought of while playing this was "osu!" . Seriously, the same stuff. But it's a lot easier because of the smaller screen and hands are faster than computer mouses. I also thought that there would be some stupid game music, but it's real music. Sung by different artists, but still. There are songs like "Y.M.C.A", "Sk8er Boi", "Marterial Girl" and "I was born to love you". I was really amazed by that x'D I'm playing all of these via hi-fi and my brother is like: "Dude, now turn this shit off! >:C"
I will never stop ❤

P.S.: Since I know there are people watching: Got the message from the online store that the Christmas gifts were sent |3