Rain rain rain

And now comes the rain. It's been so nice autumn weather for a while now, without the rain, but now it came, just like last year, and it's going to last till summer, atleast!

Anyway, the other day while midnight shopping at Donki I finally caved in and bought Dollywink lashes. I've been in need for new bottom lashes for a while, and after seeing them everywhere, on everyone, and reading all the positive reviews, I decided they could maybe be worth 1260yen!
I have yet to tried them on, though. Any opinions about the glue you get with it? I just use the one you get with Daiso's lashes, and Ardell's glue.

(Outdoor pic, just for the change!)

In other news:

I've been on a job interview! My first ever, actually! I sent the application in on a whim, not really expecting anything, but alas, they had answered with a wish for an interview within 10 minutes of my sending my application. I didn't expect that at all so I saw the mail too late, but they fixed a new interview for the following day. Extreme beginnersluck, I've been told(and understod!), but regardless I have a good feeling about it!

And I've finally gotten my extensions back in order. Nowadays I got long brown hair. Yeah!

Job..

I want a joob..
I have my permit for a part-time job, but.. the rules!

"Pre-College students are not allowed to work at the places listed below.

Ex) dance clubs, night clubs, cafés/bars/restaurants with a brightness of 10-lux and under. A business related to gamble(mahjong, pachinko), billiard clubs, aesthetic salons, nude theaters, love hotels, adult goods shops, video/DVD rental shops, adult phone-chats, distribute flyers etc."

Really, what's the deal with Mahjong?

Haha, but no, I can understand most of them, but like. why not aesthetic salons? Isn't that hairsalons and stuff? And the light-limit? How do you do that? "I'd love to work here, but does your brightness exceed 10-lux?"


I love how our school ends the paper with rules with:
"We are sure your new life in Japan is so challenging and tough but you have your precious futures and dreams. School is always here to help and support you to reach your own goals in Japan"