not a good night...

I went home with Nga today, because her boyfriend is in Chiba for a week. We took the 6.15 bus from Gidai. In my hurry, I forgot my keitai. I only realized it when I arrived in my apartment. I looked for it in my bag, and then I realized I must have left in the toilet. Waaah! I'm quite confident that I would find it the following morning, but my concern is that it might fall. An alarm was set for 7AM and 730AM, and it might fall if it will vibrate. I sent instant message to Febri, who in turn contacted Liska who was still in her laboratory. So, I'm very thankful to Febri and Liska. Thank you!

I thought that was all. Apparrently, I was to be shocked a little while later. I experienced an earthquake! It was my first time to really feel the earthquake since I came here. I was sitting down, watching Vietnam Rose in my laptop, when I felt it. I got scared. I just remembered that yesterday was the anniversary of the big earthquake last year in this city. I didn't know what to do. I listened to what my neighbors would do, but there was no activity outside. I surfed the internet. I turned on the TV and found it has a 3.4 magnitude. I sent messages to my friends in Tokyo. And they laughed at me because it was just a very small one, normally it is 5. I sent message to my husband, Jay, and he immediately went online. I needed someone to talk to that night. I really should not be shocked when it comes to earthquakes here in Japan, because it's common. But this time, when I felt it, I was alone. That's why I'm really hoping Jay will be here soon so that I won't be afraid during these times.....