The Classics

I just finished watching "The Seven Samurai" by Akira Kurosawa.  A 1954 film, about three hours long,  I actually managed to watch it from beginning to end.  Now I feel like having to write my report as if I was in high school when we had to watch a classic film and write a report.  Not that anyone has forced me to watch this film.

This samurai film is definitely different from the new samurai movies these days, for one thing the whole movie is in black and white with no flashy costumes, all the same, it was good. 

Speaking of Akira Kurosawa, I have seen one other film of his tiltled "Dreams", though I am quite confused with the release date of 1990 cause I swear I have seen this film when I was in grade school and I definitely was not  a grade schooler in 1990.

。。。。じゃあ。。。。 it's time to say good night。。。。おやすみなさい！

どこですか？

これはしんじゅくですか？　いいえ、　ＮＹＣです！　

On my way to the Apple store on 5th Ave, I was surprised to find this sculpture.  Wiki tells me that this sculpture has actually been around since 1970 and is now on display all over the world.

One of these days, I will have my picture taken beside the one in Shinjuku!

明日ＮＹＣへ行きます!

でも、スーシクースをにづくりすることができません。　今、しゅくだいをおわったところです。　今ねむい！　たぶん、はやいおきる。　にづくりをしなければなりません。　そして、日本語クラスへいく。　

クラスの後楽しみりょこうです！

To those who get it.....

I found this shirt that said:

"To save time, let's just assume I know everything."

LOL

Happy Canada Day!!!

The True North Strong and Free