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Saturday, March 3, 2012
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♪ Shibuya with Ida ♪
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Geez, I woke up at somewhere 12pm and I was so hungry. I wanted to go out and eat somewhere but I didn't want to go alone so I asked Ida.
She's also from Sweden and we study Japanese in the same class.
Shen needed to go Body Shop in Shibuya and I suggested that we could go together. We met each other at the train station and ate gyuudon.
After lunch, we both went to Body Shop and bought some creams and lotion. We even got a free bottle of body wash which was very kind by the staff.
Then we shopped some clothes at Forever21, nice clothes with good prices! Ahh...I want to go there again :3
It started to get a little late, so I suggested to take a break at Starbucks. Ida ordered a delicious drink that it's called Caramel strip with extra syrup, if I remembered right. That drink was sooooo delicious!! kya kya!
Well...that was all, my dear readers. See you again!
She's also from Sweden and we study Japanese in the same class.
Shen needed to go Body Shop in Shibuya and I suggested that we could go together. We met each other at the train station and ate gyuudon.
After lunch, we both went to Body Shop and bought some creams and lotion. We even got a free bottle of body wash which was very kind by the staff.
Then we shopped some clothes at Forever21, nice clothes with good prices! Ahh...I want to go there again :3
It started to get a little late, so I suggested to take a break at Starbucks. Ida ordered a delicious drink that it's called Caramel strip with extra syrup, if I remembered right. That drink was sooooo delicious!! kya kya!
Well...that was all, my dear readers. See you again!
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