MK’s Observations

Ohayou gozaimasu! MK desu! How’s it going? *sigh* These days have been very simple empty days for MK. By empty I don’t necessarily mean lazy or not busy days, but… these days have been very… regular.

Kanji for LOVE!<3

Note: Have any of you noticed that the tattoo on Gaara’s (from Naruto) forehead is this^ sign? So he’s got “love” written on his forehead! ❤ I love that! (He’s one of my favorite characters n_n)

Anyway, so today I’m going to tell y’all a little about a pretty… weird interest of mine. OK, I have this interest in male behaviour that seems to have been there for about as long as I can remember.

I always pay keen attention to the way guys think, act and feel about different things. I really think it’s super intriguing how different guys are to girls and, for example, how they get all protective and stuff about girl/women they care about (T_T!!! So beautiful!*_*)

Anyway, so I plan to share some of my researches and discoveries with you all! ^.^ I find them very interesting and cool, maybe you’ll think so too?

OK, so here’s something interesting that I dug up the other day about men and love ♥!

“I can sleep with her, marry her, take care of her, but love – that’s something else,” said Tony, a married man in his late forties. “Guys don’t like to talk about love. They don’t know what to say. Of course guys do love. But they express it differently.”

Despite this fact, most women do not feel happy unless they hear those golden words, I love you. Men need to hear them as well. And yet, as much as men want love, many fight it to the last minute. Love can make men feel vulnerable, childlike, and unable to do what’s expected of them.”

From: The Different Ways Men Say “I Love You”.

OK, so that’s something I found interesting (though I can’t guarantee that you’ll feel the same way x.x)
… but MK must go now!

Sayounara!

♪FaLaLaLaLa~!♫

Merry Christmas! OK, well it’s not Christmas yet, but… Christmas is just around the corner n_n!!! Ok, I have an idea! Why don’t I teach you all how to say Merry Christmas in Japanese? Well actually, you basically say it the same way as you do in English, but here’s how it looks in katakana:

Merii Kurisumasu!

Anyway, so MK is a huge fan of Christmas! It’s my very favorite time of year! I know this is all in my mind, but at Christmas time, the world always seems just a little happier *_*. It’s just such a happy time when you focus on the happy things in life and the gifts that God has blessed us with! Also, during Christmas time there’s a spirit of togetherness that lingers throughout the days. Families come together to celebrate joy and love! Unfortunately, though, my family won’t fully be together this Christmas T_T. My ane-san (big sister) who lives in America, won’t be able to join us here at home this Christmas. Neither will we be able to go see her there -_-. A couple years ago I would never have though that I’d miss my sister in any way once she left for school, but I was wrong… I MISS MY SISTER ~П.П~!!! Message to all younger siblings looking forward to the day when the older siblings will leave: Please cherish your brother(s) or sister(s), you may not realize it not, but there are good things about them, and you’ll miss those things when they leave, so make the best of it while they’re still present.

*sniff-sniff* Anyway, at least I’m going to see some of my other friends who live oversees *feels better*. I don’t really expect to get lots of gifts this Christmas or anything (considering the horrible economical situation). In a way that’s actually a good thing, because then I can be satisfied with the little that I might get and if I’m fortunate enough to still get a lot of gifts this Christmas I’ll be super thrilled, so this way, I’ll be happy no matter what. I think I’ll try to make this “not expecting much for Christmas” thing a permanent spirit.

Anyway, I have to go now! Have a wonderful day! Oh, and tell me, Do you like Christmas? And if so, what do you like about it? If not, why not?

Ja-ne