February 21, 2004

• [#44] Roger That, Sir!

  
  

  Haychan was going CRAZY! He heard from his mom that the CNN news was talking about some possible terrorism against Shinjuku, the center of Tokyo today. So when I was at Shinjuku station he called me up and said: ''I wonder why there are lots of police around the station and I need you to check that out for me. I think it has something to do with an important international crime but I can't tell you now.'' So what information do you have at the moment , I asked...coz he sounded so serious, so worried. Haychan: ''I can't tell you now yet.'' And who are you with now? ''I can't tell you yet''. Umm...I was like, Hay works for a law firm so maybe he is now with some international criminal...maybe on a death role? Or a politically incorrect, wicked person who's at large??? So this suddenly got all exciting! Even sounded like a scene in [24]! When I finished shopping and got out of the building which was at the south exit of the station with Richard, a friend of mine, I just found there was no police at all. There Haychan mailed me (that's why I love cell phone e-mail functions): ''Good work! Now check out East Exit! And follow up with a report!'' So I abandoned my friend who was just sitting down to have a coffee with me (the chair was not even warm!), and rushed to the East Exit. No police. Then I got the most amusing e-mails I had for the day from Hay:''HOLD POSITION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.'' Well I know this is not gonna happen so I told him that more friends are joining me and we are leaving for Ni-chome soon. Then again the mails:''PROCEED WITH CAUTION! TRUST NO ONE!'' Haha, this time I was really laughing!

  
  

  Then my friends joined us and after we reached Advocates bar in Ni-chome, I saw Jona. He was talking to a friend about the CNN news today right at the moment I got there and he gave me his classic bitchy glimpse after I told him that Haychan just called me and all the process! At first he didn't believe me:''You such a lier, I was with Haychan all the time!'' Then he burst out laughing soooo happily as he never laughed before:''You really ran to the East Exit to check for Hayden!?'' All of a sudden I knew that I was seriously used, tricked, laughed and then dumped...and the theory of this game had to be based on the firm loyalty I hold on to my friendship. (YAY! Let's drink to that!) And that person with Haychan at that time whom he 'couldn't tell', that criminal, person at large, ex-con, etc. was Jona F.! (F. stands for Fuck by the way, seriously!) OMG, I can't help imagine they laughed all their way down till they got here, I was the fish-on-table tonight, and now, served! LOL! I can't help laughing at myself too. Then when Haychan appeared from the bar holding a drink with one hand looking quite relaxing, I felt much better: kid is fine and mama can go sleep sound tonight! Just wish the terrorists will leave us alone.

  
  

  The friends joined us who I mentioned just now were about 10 people that I haven't seen for ages! Well to say...at least for a month. That's how long I studied for the final exams. And since I'm going to London next week, I called on everyone to have this little gather-together tonight and SURPRISE! every one showed up! Sweet! I had lots of fun with them tonight.

  
  

  Among them were these two guys, Yuki and Masato, who are both translators and have been working for Disney, Nike, etc. They are always so busy during the week so the only time they can hang out in Ni-chome is week-end nights. And they usually stay till quite late and both take cabs home. I've been curious (yes I'm always curious) about where they usually went and what they usually did at this time of the night. So tonight I decide to follow them to the place they usually hang. So after the my gang disappear, I went to Kinsmen with them, a bar I used to consider to be kinda boring and sat down. After a couple of soft drinks (that's me only), some snacks, and the classic, pop songs from 70's to 90's, it started to feel really nice. They are such good friends with the owners -- a happy-wuppy gay couple, so they asked them to play their favorite songs, like Sade, etc. Then music stopped and someone started playing piano -- he was the pianist who often plays there. Nice music, nice people and nice conversations just can play such a great magic! Yes I had a fabulous night and I was glad that they took me there. Instead of a loud, sweaty dancing night, sometimes spending time quietly like this can be a luxury too!           -- ^e^

  
  

  Whonose> You know you have to be gay to fall in love with me, isn't that clear? LOL! I'm sooo going to bother you in London

  
  

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