Author Archives: AkikoNakatani

  はる びより

　今日はポカポカ暖かい日で仕事中汗をジワジワかいていました！
最近仕事から帰るととっても眠い。今日も早く寝ます。
 テープを一回聞いて、お休みなさい(-.-)zzZ Continue reading →

  なんか ねむかった いちにち

　帰りのバスの中で10分くらいテープを聞きました。
火曜日は、テニスの日なんですけど拘束明けで眠くて、
テニスには行かずに真っ直ぐ家に帰宅しました Continue reading →

  かふん しょう

　花粉症で鼻水とくしゃみがつらい(>_<)

今日は拘束だから朝からお弁当を３つ持って出勤！
昼、夜、明日の昼用 ★ やっぱり実家っていい o(^ -^)o
拘束だったこともあり、気付いたら日が変わっていました。
毎日少しでもと思って、テープを五分聞きました。
 紙を見なくても聞き取れるようになってきていました！ Continue reading →

 
　今日は高校の時の友達と福岡でお買い物をしました！

でも結局なんにも買いませんでした。いざ買うとなると、迷いが出てしまう(-.-;)
夕方はアレグリア２を見に行きました！とっても感動 ♪
バクテンとかすごく早くてカッコ良くて、しなやかなダンスはまるで妖精でした★
どこまで体は折りたた まるんだろうと思っていると、それは無制限に折り畳まれました！
ほんと美しかったヾ（≧∇≦）〃
 明日は仕事だし、今日は英語はお休みします。 乳房撮影（マンモ）の勉強もお休み。 Continue reading →

  こうはい の たびだち

　今日は久しぶりに仕事が休みで、一日中のんびり過ごしました！
のんびり美容室に行って、夜ご飯に鯖の味噌煮を親と一緒に作り、
ご飯の時間になるまでの間に 昨日と同じように小話を十分くらい聞きました。
五回全体を通して聞きました 紙を見ないとまだ聞き取れませんでした。
 紙無しできちんと聞き取れるように明日も同じように聞きたいとおもいます。

　今日は後輩から嬉しい知らせがありました。国家試験合格の知らせでした。
 これからの野望も語ってくれました 「アキさんの野望は？」って
聞かれて、ハッとしました。私は今頑張ってしなきゃいけないことがあります。 Continue reading →

 しょしん に もどる

　バスの中で二十分小話を聞きました！
社会人になるにあたる新たな目標を聞きました。
 一年前はこんなこと考えてたんだなあって、懐かしく思い、
忘れてたことを思い出しました
 明日、職場の人のいいとこをいっぱい見ようと思います。 Continue reading →

The rainy season has started in Nagasaki, and it has become hot, humid, and sticky. In the hospital, the air conditioner is runner full blast and the patients often complain, "the hallway is so cold!"

Recently, for the sake of my health, I have been exercising with a few of my co-workers at the gym once a week. It has become a custom that, after work, we eat before working out, work out, and go to eat yakiniku! In terms of calories, this is a plus. However, it is really fun and makes me happy.

I am often told by people in other departments that I am lucky to be in radiology. Every day I think that I am lucky to have come to the radiology department in this hospital. Outside of work, people take me to do things like go out and have fun or to parties at their houses. If I can’t do my job and get worked up about it, they stay until late at night and coach me aggresively. I am trained intensely until I can do it. I become the patient and they take many x-rays of me. They just bombard me over and over. (Regarding being bombarded, there is no danger of radiation build-up.) They also throw me encouragement parties. Continue reading →

Today, I had the pleasure of having English conversation for the first time in a while. My friend from elementary school was asked by a man from Australia to teach him Japanese, so they went to dinner together and I was invited along. I talked with that person about various things. The goal was to teach Japanese and I like teaching, so it was very lively.

However, in the middle of that, I was asked, "Is the way that men and women speak different?" When I answered, "It’s a little different," he seemed uncomfortable and said, "If I learn Japanese from you, wouldn’t I come to speak in a feminine way." I hadn’t thought to be worried about that, so I was very surprised. However, when I thought about it, I thought that it is something to be worried about. Continue reading →

This is about something that happened a long time ago, but now I can say something about it.

When I was a college student, I worked part-time at a book store. The shop was a family-run business. Moreover, the husband, who was the president, and the wife were very fond of me.

For a time, I was troubled by various things and a lot of stress had built up, and my dry skin got really bad. Even if I put on makeup, I couldn’t hide it. It only got worse, and that just added to my troubles. People I passed on the street and people I talked to would not look me in the eye but would look at my cheeks while talking to me. Even when we were having a conversation, they would not meet my eyes. The only thing they saw were my red cheeks. I became afraid to interact with people and didn’t want to meet anyone, and I couldn’t help but want to shut myself indoors. However, I had to go to school and to work. I couldn’t just shut myself away. One day I started talking about my skin to a woman who was looking at me at the bookstore’s cash register. Talking about it just tore apart my heart. I was working at the register so I couldn’t move from that spot and could only listen to her talk. For a long while, I couldn’t get away from her. Even though my job was to serve customers, I unconsciously started hanging my head. When I did that, a voice from far away said, "Miss Nakatani, can you come over here." At that time, I didn’t know if the president had noticed my situation and was calling me over or if he just had some other job for me. Continue reading →

This is a story that happened around when I started kindergarten (when I was four years old).

The toilet in my house was a Japanese-style toilet from which the waste was collected. Every day, wearing adult slippers, I would straddle the toilet hole which was too big for a child. However, ever since I could remember, toilets were like this, so it never occurred to me that it was dangerous.

One day, my foot slipped, and I fell into the toilet! I grabbed the edge of the toilet just in the nick of time and didn’t fall down the hole, but I couldn’t do anything beyond that. I was completely surprised and so scared, and I burst into tears. "Mommy! Mommy! Waaa, waaaa…" I desparately cried. I always cried when even one fly was in the bathroom and I would call for my mother to kill it, so my mother probably thought that this was the case and didn’t show her face. She said from the next room, "Don’t worry about a bug. Hurry up!" "It’s not that! It’s not a bug! Waaa!" Realizing that something was different this time, my mother came into the bathroom. As soon as she saw me, she panicked and grabbed me, saving me. At that moment, the slipper that I had been trying not to let fall fell down the hole. My mother was saying, "Are you okay?" I kept crying and yelled, "The slipper fell. Waaaa!" I was worried more about the slipper than I was about myself. Continue reading →