6/9 - “So, when do you plan to have children?”

Yeah, I was actually asked that today o__o. Was talking a little with otou-san and obaa-chan about siblings, and after I had told that my oldest sister got married last year and had a baby this year, he asked when I was planning to have children. I didn’t really know what to say, and started with “well, I don’t have a boyfriend, sooo…” to which he said “you could marry a Japanese man. I’m like Cupid – I’ve brought 6 couples together”… Alrighty then… I just said “oh wow, that’s cool”, but honestly, I don’t know how interested I really am in marrying a Japanese mann at the moment, haha.

I’m taking (or am given) a day off, so I chose the day after tomorrow. Hope the weather won’t suck too much. It’s been raining quite a lot today, and I plan to go for a bike ride; maybe to the neighbouring city, Takeda (I think). They say there’s a lot of cool things to do, so if I can find my way there (maybe more importantly, BACK again) I think I’ll go. Would like to see some other things than just peemen (lol).
Today was probably the day with the worst job; picking up dead things from the ground in the peeman greenhouse. It was ass and keys! (Direct translation from Danish, but I thought it sounded stupid enough to get a place in my blog.) After lunch though, we did some peeman picking which is a little less boring and braindead.
Another thing about the ass-and-keys-job was that I had to walk around in a duck walk all the time, and my popping knee didn’t really like it. Walking around, I started to notice that no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t prevent my right foot from tapping onto the ground, if you get what I mean. I tested the reason when I walked home, and for some reason I can’t lift my right foot properly; if I stand up straight and lift my foot (heel in the ground), I can do it with the left, but not with the right. It feels a bit like when a body part goes numb. It kinda feels that way too.

Oops, a long post today. Promise I’ll put some pictures up soon – I just have to take them first. May start tomorrow or on my day off.