Japanese

Takahiro-san's computer broke down(I'm sorry, Takahiro-san!). Mine is not exactly "broken" but I have to write in English till I fix my system. I've been playing with Ubuntu Linux for a few days and can't make Japanese input work.

As far as the job search is concerned, no progress is made. That's not anything new, I guess. It looks like my husband doesn't care if I get the job or not, so I've decided to take this opportunity and concentrate on learning rather than spending time on searching for the right job(which might or might not exist) and worrying about the interview. Of cause, I will keep looking. I'd rather work and get real world experience.

It was foggy on Friday and on Saturday, but today was just beautiful. By the time I woke up and got ready, it was almost 4pm so we couldn't go too far. We decided to go to Alamo square which is the most photographed spot in the city. There are seven Victorian houses lined up and you see the downtown San Francisco in the back. I wouldn't say this is a safe neighborhood at night, but this is definitely one of the "must go" places in San Francisco.

Oh, and I cooked SUKIYAKI for my lovely husband tonight. What a nice wife!