Nu.... ぬ

ぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬぬ

Yes, I simply had to put ぬ　in the title in memory of good old Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo. I cannot forget Jelly Jiggler's obsession with it (it was his lucky hanky!). Dearest ボ-ボボ, someday I will be able to understand your final episodes! Someday... *looks to the sky*

かぜ　means wind
...and いぬ means dog

Starting Japanese! Woohoo!

ひらがな. I just like typing in Japanese - it's fun. I can't wait to actually start typing worthwhile saying - complete sentences, coherent thoughts, good conversations... yeah, it's probably several years until then, but one can hope, right? Why Japanese, you might ask? Well, why not? Japanese looks flat out sweet with its characters - hiragana, katakana, and kanji all alike. Plus, I would imagine that people would be impressed that you can do that and you can write stuff for people. There is another reason, though. I am interested in finally understanding the anime that I love to watch without having to read subtitles. Also, knowing Japanese could allow me to get Japanese video games long before they come to the U.S., without losing any of the experience of the game. Finally, as I am planning on a degree in Engineering, it could be useful to know Japanese, especially since Japan seems to be very skilled in new technologies. Oh, and I could understand the Japanese music I listen to sometimes...

あめ　means rain