Monthly Archives: May 2004

ギター用品

Posted on May 8, 2004 by TatsuruArimura

■2004/05/08 (土)

今日は三原にあるギターショップへ買い物へ。

とりあえずピックとカポと音叉を購入。

チューニングに使用するこの音叉だが、

実はＳＴ的には、骨導聴力の有無を簡単に測る

ことができる優れものなのだ！思わぬ所でつながっているものだなぁ。

しかし、替え弦とかメンテグッズを買うのを忘れてしまった。。

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ふとふりかえると

Posted on May 6, 2004 by TatsuruArimura

■2004/05/06 (木)

この日記も、４年目に突入している。

途中１ヶ月くらい抜けたり、サボったりでつぶれそうになったこともあったけど、

こつこつ３年書き溜めた。

別に今日で終わりというわけじゃなくて、これからも書き続けるけど、

積み重ね、継続の大切さ が分かった気がした。

そして毎日しょうもない日記に付き合って読んでくださっている皆さんにも感謝です。

「こいつ、今日どんな感じやったんやろ。」感覚でおおいに結構です。

遠くにいても、この日記を見てくださることで、「debleは生きてます」

「最近のdebleはこんな感じです」ってことが伝えることができればそれでよい。

別におもしろいことを書く才能もありませんが、

これからもただ単に書き綴っていきたいと思います。

皆様方の御清読感謝いたします。これからもよろしくお願いしますm(_ _)m

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My thoughts as i start my part-time job at a department store.

Posted on May 5, 2004 by NahoMouri

How are you? Sorry it’s been so long. It is Golden Week here, but the weather is not steady so even the carp banners aren’t lively.

A week ago, I started working part-time at a department store two days a week. This is about something I thought of there, that young people today have become accustomed to set phrases from an early age. In Hawaii, I felt that people put a lot of themselves into their speech. However, in Japan, set phrases come first and then, if we have the chance, we can put some feeling into it. People like me have to practice set phrases (from the training manual). Manual talk, manual action, manual smile, manual thinking… (Everything by the book) This may be important, but you can’t get rid of the empty feeling that it has.
　
　
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思い違い

Posted on May 5, 2004 by AllisonChang

A Misunderstanding

In April this year, all the high schools in the state participated in the final speech competition of the school year. I was a judge, and while other judges were in the first round, I had free time, so I read a magazine. Soon after I had started reading, a guy I didn’t know came up to me and said, “Excuse me, am I bothering you?” I replied, “No, it’s okay,” so the guy sat down next to me and started chatting.

The guy told me that he was a senior in college, and then asked, “How old are you?” I told him that I had graduated from high school in 1997, and he exclaimed, “Wow! That’s old!” Afterwards, the guy was talking about using computers, and he mentioned that he was terrible at it, so I said, “But you guys are supposed to be good at using computers!” I really meant, sarcastically, “Nowadays, young people are all supposed to be good at using computers. How can you not know!” While that guy had been talking about computers, I had been thinking about his “Wow, that’s old!” comment from before. Continue reading →