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however... fast forward to tuesday afternoon during my lunch break.
i wandered back into perfumania to see if the sale was still going on, and it was.
guess what i did?~i still have my 1.7oz bottle of ocean lounge that i had purchased last year, but i loved it so much that i couldn't resist getting the 3.3oz one along with the moon sparkle.
it cost me $80.64, which is amazingly cheap for two 3.3oz bottles.
- あにおた＾＾ふたたび
i read one article that the number of japanese students who study abroad is decreasing. especially students have been avoiding to study in the u.s. recently. this article states that in the u.s., competition is very severe, so many students choose more easy way. i do not know it is true or not. but the truth is that the number of students who study in the u.s. has been decreasing. in my opinion, now in japan, many people are kind of happy to their lives. in the past, the u.s. is the very advanced country and we used to dream an american dream. however, now japan became kind of very rich country and we do not admire americano life. we can get almost anything we want in japan. japanese salary is almost same as in the u.s. of course, many top executives in the u.s. are earning much more money than japanese executives. but there are very few people who are earning such big money. so maybe many japanese students are thinking that there is almost no merit to study in the u.s. to study in the u.s., students have to spend much more money than in japan. i spend more than $70,000 for getting mba at texas tech. in japan, tuition of waseda university mba (i think top5 university in japan.) is about $45,000. living expense may be around $20,000, so total expense may be around $65,000. well, cost is almost same, but you know, texas tech mba is not ranked in top 50 in the u.s. top 50 university mba’s total cost in the u.s. is more than $100,000. it is too expensive!!! well, there are many reasons why japanese students do not come to the u.s. but i think everyone should study abroad at least one time. studying at unt was my life changing experience. i hope many japanese will broaden their point of view and understand what other countries people are thinking.
- Gold Glovers of the decade しか～し
hey, he tried. but barrett, an ex-infielder, threw out only 22 percent of aspiring base stealers.
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