I last posted an entry approximately 17 weeks ago. Bummer.
School was and is killing both me and my time [I enjoy it though] so I wasn't able to update for a long time. I still wouldn't be able to update. The next post I'll have will probably come around mid-March or something. Then will stop again in May because I have to go to review classes for University exams. [Yay! I'll be taking examinations this July or August]. omg. I hope I would still be updated about JE.

BTW, I AM an HSJ fan. lol. So after a few weeks or skepticism, I actually ended up being a fan of theirs. Haha. Okay, okay, let us all continue to support them although I had a post in which I have been so mean and doubtful of HSJ. I'll gladly take back what I posted. It probably was a Post-Yayayah-Break-up Syndrome. Anyway, advanced Happy Birthday to Yabu Kota who'll be celebrating his 18th birthday on the 31st.

I hope we'll still all be friends when I get to come back :)
So, goodbye for now, I wish you all the best.


Maaa~ I'm so sorry for not commenting on your posts/entries :( Don't get pissed off, ne?

I'm really confused right now. To be honest, I was really happy when I found out that someone has finally debuted I first thought it was Ya-Ya-yah but totally frustrated-slash-disappointed when I learned that it was HS7 plus 5 more others. Yuto Nakajima, Chinen Yuri, Yamada Ryosuke, Arioka Daiki, Takaki Yuya, Yaotome Hikaru, Yabu Kota, Inoo Kei, Okamoto Keito and Morimoto Ryutaro -- I all love them (probably except Okamoto because he is still new to me) but why take Hikaru and Yabu away from a band which has an own show, own songs, own fans and which is a band  who has been there for  5 or 6 years? Why do they get to debut with freaking 14-year-olds instead of Taiyo and Shoon? Many others have said that JE is pulling another NEWS; but would it be as successful? Would Yabu and Hikaru be the new Ryo and Uchi and shifts between 2 bands? I really do think its unfair because they took Inoo away from JJE when Daiki and Takaki had already been taken away scratch that. I think its unfair because there are tons of other juniors (like TOMA IKUTA, Kazapon, Hasejun, Musical Academy, etc.) who deserve to debut; they worked hard to finally get to debut but what happens? A bunch of kids actually beat them to the finish line. Do Heisei Era-born-kids deserve that much? 


But worries me the most is the future of Ya3 and JJE. Even ABC and Kisumai (Will they ever get to debut?). If ever Ya3 would still go on without Yabu and Hikaru and gradually adding new members, I don't think it would ever be the same, ne? Without Yabu and Hikaru, Ya-Ya-yah IS NOT Ya-Ya-yah. And to JJE, what would happen to the now 3-member band? What? are they gonna be backdancers for HSJUMP and other senpais for the rest of their JE career? I hope not.  I hope Johnny Kitagawa would find something for Kamei, Hasshi and Fukka to do other than backdancing for some people who used to be their bandmates.

I still have a lot to say but I don't think I could express them right now. I feel really tired.
Although I couldn't appreciate HSJUMP right now, I think I'll be able to find a way to become their fan or like them as much as I like Ya-Ya-yah and JJE. But that's for the future. For the present, I just hope this is all a dream. I hope a miracle happens and let no one debut yet until I wake up. 

I hope everything's gonna be alright.



I like HSJUMP not as a group but as individuals. 
Maybe I should just accept the truth? I feel so emo right now XD

No Johnny's today :) But I'm getting my latest copy of Myojo and Popolo tomorrow! :)

Today, July 28 2007, I attended the 4th National Youth Congress held at the U.P. School of Economics; I was with 9 other schoolmates and 2 teachers. We got to U.P. before 8 o' clock this morning and when we arrived, delegates of the different schools were already there. Since me and my schoolmates were just juniors, we felt so small because the other delegates were all seniors, and scary!

I'll be honest and admit that I got bored during the lectures so all I and my friend did was talk to each other and gossip! :) But I wasn't that bored anymore when it came to the extemporaneous speech contest. The first contestant was super good in speaking in english and used high-falooting words, she spoke too fast so only a few probably ended up understanding her.  Some contestants were indeed good in speaking in english but their speeches don't have that much relevance to the theme which is, "The Rise of Women Breadwinners". One guy started his speech with "All men and women are equal..." and ended it with "...so I think a mother can still be the breadwinner of the family but the father will be better "  Okaaaaay. His irony is running high, I guess. He probably couldn't relate to the topic because he is, afterall, a boy. But another guy's speech was really interesting; he was cool and funny but he ran out of time and did not get to finish his speech. Awwwww. After a few more contestants, it was raining hard outside with thunder and lightning which resulted in an electricity cut-off. Since U.P. was known for having scary buildings (they're  almost a century old and are known for lingering ghosts), a lot of students were screaming their heads-off and raised their feet to their tables -- including me! hahahaha! I got home safely, anyway :D Unharmed or whatsoever, just tired.