Elder Tripp's Mission Blog

Rub a dub dub. 3 guys in 1 bed. Cant fall asleep because it only says you cant sleep in a bed together. Doesnt say you cant just chill there. Anyways, that’s not me. But yeah. I’ll transfering. As of right now im headed to Kushiro. And if you know about this place. I probably dont. Every single japanese person ive told has said “kushiro? Cold isnt it?” Or “釧路？寒いね。” so yeah.

Lol, Anyway. That title is wild and he said it not me. But he makes us bike really far and now both of us are sore and hurting. Today we had to bike like…. 5 km which is not a lot and both of us were like. Uggggghhh everything huuuurrrttts. Anyway. What am I even supposed to say. 09/23 - OK this day was pretty cool. Someone for the first time actually listened and told us we could come back.

Suh, So. No new questions have come in but a couple things I should clarify. Navigation in Japan is easy when you know where you need to go but finding an actual address is quite difficult. Most of the time they kinda just give you a neighborhood and a name and you have to find them. It usually works out though. I guess this is when I finally got to the point in my mission where I feel like maybe it’s a story worth sharing though.

Yo, After writing a little, I went back here and would like to say: if I assume you’ve done something you haven’t or know something you don’t, you have 2… or i suppose 3 options. You can email me back and I will explain it. You can(best route), look it up or ask a nearby friend. You can(lazy route), ignore it and move on. All 3 are good options. But please don’t just complain to yourself you don’t know what I’m talking about and then move on with your life being an annoyed person.

こんにちはみんなさん、 Hello Everyone, あの、今週がよろしい。本当に忙しいですけど楽しみです。 Well, this week is going well. It’s really busy but I’m looking forward to it. 私の日本語が悪しい。 My Japanese is terrible. 来週頑張りましょう。 Let’s do better next week. My Google photos has anything worth seeing. 私はパンケーキを作りました。おいしかった😋🍴💕 I made pancakes. They were delicious 😋🍴💕 The attachment sums up my life rn. Jkjk, I love talking to the Nihonjin. They are awesome. I do wish sometimes they would try to explain stuff in Japanese but 90% of the time they switch to explaining in broken English.