It was fine.
Today is the first working day for rhe most people, but I took the comp of Saturday I worked in Myanmar last month.
I went to post office to send something to my friends in UK and USA. There were many customers andthe parking lit was so crowded.
Besides this I prepared many things.
It was fine but very cold.
In the morning on my way to the office I went to the post office to send back the goods to the catalog gift shop by cash on delivery. I thought I could send it back soon but there was a special label for cash on delivery.
I did two other things there.
There were two meetings today.
There was a sudden announcement of my boss' tranfer, so we will have a farewell lunch and party this week.
I don't understand why it happened this timing.
It was fine.
Before going to the office I went to post office to do many things. One of them is to exchange the new year's cards to stamps. I printed the message to address side by mistake, and I made new year's card to those who had unhappy event and realized before sending. Since there was an announcement of lucky numbers yesterday, I checked all the new year's cards. This year I got only one stamp sheet. To exchange the missed cards, they could subtruct the handling charge, and I got stamps without paying anything.
There was a new year's luncheon of our office at a Spanish restaurant. There were three choices for main dish and I chose rice paella. There were two choices for side dish, and I chose soup of chickpea and uncured ham. I chose chocolate cake and tea for dessert.
I expected paella with pan, but it was not. So it looked like just fried rice. I felt looks is very important.
After work I visited Fuji Film Square, and went to a seminar about a dream map in Yokohama because I had an invitation ticket. I could not be in time by the unexpected event, but I am glad to have attended.
It was fine and hot.
Today I helped some students for different reasons. One of them was to register the new address to the post office to forward mails. Last week another student had brought the postcard to ask forwarding to open account at the post office. So I knew it would be possible to register through Internet by that postcard. And today we tried it for the first time.
First you need to register the email address, then they send you the link where you can register. There you need to register the phone number, then you need to call from that telephone and input the designated numbers and finally it will be registered. The mails will be forwarded from October 2 for a year.
He will move to the suburb of Tokyo tomorrow. I was surprised to hear the rent. It was far much cheaper than I thought because I thought the rent in Tokyo must be very expensive so that I should better commuting to save money.
