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Welcome!
To my blog where greeen bubbles reside. (:
About moi
Name : Nicholas Koo School : Victoria School Gender : Look at my school, and think about it. Class : 1G'09, 2G'10 CCA : NCC SCHOOL TEAM!; Dragonboat
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So, this is my 2nd post for the Blog Creation Project. And in this post I will be sharing something that happened during my Japan trip(see 1st post) that I will never forget. Well, in my 1st post, I mentioned that I visisted the Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort. Also, I mentioned that the over-confident me went up the mountain, assuming that I could handle it. While my father and I(my mother and sister chickened out :p)were riding on the ski lift, my father wanted to get a picture of the view from up there. But just as he was taking his Olympus digital camera out of his pocket, it slipped of his gloves and fell into the soft blanket of white, knee-deep snow below. After we got down the mountain, my father went to the customer service counter to ask for help to find his camera, afterwhich we continued to frolick around in the winter wonderland. The next day, we came back. Even after one night of searching, and the hopes of finding it being significantly low, the girl from the counter yesterday approached us as we were having lunch, holding a shiny, rectangular, metallic object. They had found my father's camera! Elated and full of gratitude to the girl, my father thanked her profusely and after that bought a crate of japanese beer as a reward for their hard work. This brings my to my point. The japanese have a very good working attitude, as you can clearly see from my story. Even after one whole night of searching, and even the chances of finding it are one in a million, AND EVEN if the camera could be tucked ANYWHERE underneath the frosty snow, they did not give up hope. And that is something which is definitely admirable and respectable about the japanese. -Nicholas Koo
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