Cowboy hats, pick up trucks, and big guns!!
憲法記念日どうやって過ごしましたか?アメリカではもちろん関係ない。 しかし、ニートの私は暇ですからスポツ・ジムで過ごした。昨日60分のパンプを受けってすぐ60分コンバットに参加出来ました。 お久しぶりに時間とスタミナが足りて楽しかった。しかし、コナミの友達が居ないで空気とエネルギーレベルはちがうね。寂しい。Today I went to work out. I had a personal training session. Yesterday after my cousins left and all I did pump and combat back to back. All the classes here are 60 min although the instructors and the class energy level is nothing compared to Konami’s. But, I have to look at the bright side—I can actually do two master’s Les Mills classes back to back and have lots of choices, since there are 5 gyms in my area that I could go to. I was actually really looking forward to body jam—but it isn’t all that. I just wish they had Attack here! Maybe I’ll take a drive out to Austin. I heard some of the gyms there have Attack. Anyway, after my personal training session (which was also over rated) I headed out to get some beans (^_^). I went to TAQUERIA JALISCO and had a bit of culture shock… of the 20 people in there there were 5 cops and they all had GUNS!!! I hadn’t seen guns in a long time. I don’t think police officers in Japan are armed… are they? TOSHI, do you have a gun??? The other thing I found exciting was that a bunch of people were wearing their cowboy hats. Jejeje… this is just the general public, Y’all. I am talking about average people who eat at a restaurant. I felt like I was in a movie. I often heard these kinds of stereotypes and questions about this when I was in Japan and usually dismissed them as lies or pure stereotypes--- but it is true! What’s more is that as I looked out the window I noticed that ½ the vehicles in the parking lot were pickups trucks. I am in a growing city—not out in the boonies. Nothing here has changed—I have. トレーニングを終わってからタコス屋さんで朝ご飯を食べに行ってきた。 びっくりした。 テキサス三町目はぜんぜん田舎じゃないなのにカウボーイ・ハットを被ってた人が多くて駐車場の自動車の半分ぐらいは大きいなピッカップ・トラックだった。 でも一番びっくりしたのは征服のままで食べてた警察さん達だった。三町目のおまわりさん皆多きなピストルを持つ。 日本ではどうですか? 日本では征服のままで遊んでる警察を見たことないしピストルを持ってないと思うね。 コメントで教えてね。熊本警察の友達も居るから知りたいね!!