the day before i left to japan on my last trip, i was looking for my international drivers license but couldn’t find it. shock! that meant i couldn’t drive in japan? how were we supposed to do our missions if i couldn’t drive? oh well, i feel bad, but i had to break the law. if i got pulled over, i would say “eeh? i don’t speak japanese???” haha. just joking. i’m just lucky that i didn’t get pulled over.
this time, i have a valid international drivers license. a lot more safe and secure.
for my job as a surfer, sometimes i get interviewed for surfing magazines and stuff. honestly, i’m freaking nervous. but for our “we are one” project, there is nothing to be nervous about. why? because it’s straight forward. japan still needs help and i’m not shy to say that to the world. japan still needs help and until the other 11,000 missing are found, there isn’t going to be peace on a lot of homes. let’s not forget!
i wrote a blog 3 days ago asking if somebody could let me borrow their Radex RD1706 radiation recorder. that day, i received a text from Ootaki-san who offered to let me use his. next day, he sent it to matsu. that just saved me $800. thank you Ootaki-san for letting us borrow such an important device.
