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First blog for me!

Submitted by Ino on Sat, 03/01/2008 - 04:11

Ok so basically I really like this new blog section. Well actually I like the entire new site. It's beautiful! Anyway, I'm really excited today because my Japanese class is having a welcome party for the students of Yamamura Daigaku. Omoshiroi desu ne! I'll have to write about how it went later but I have to go in about a half hour so yeah. It's going to be great!!

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Thanks! I hope the blog

Submitted by clay on Sun, 03/02/2008 - 09:55.

Thanks! I hope the blog sections really take off. That and the Groups sound like good additions to the site.

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