Suddenly free on Friday –

Suddenly free on Friday

Posted on March 31st, 2006 by Sacha Chua
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Brian’s birthday get-together has been moved to Saturday, so Friday is
suddenly free. I think I’ll spend that evening at Graduate House. Good
time to reflect. Besides, I hate Plan Bs and defaults. They’re unfair
to others and myself.

(… and I’ll finally get to finish my sewing! =) )

Random Japanese sentence: Ã§Â§ÂÃ£ÂÂ¯Ã§ÂŠÂ¬Ã£Â‚ÂˆÃ£Â‚ÂŠÃ£Â‚Â‚Ã§ÂŒÂ«Ã£ÂÂŒÃ¥Â¥Â½Ã£ÂÂÃ£ÂÂ§Ã£ÂÂ™Ã£Â€Â‚ I prefer cats to dogs. Watashi wa inu yori neko ga suki desu.

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