Storm, teeth, poor English

   April, 3rd...Today we had so awful storm here in Tokyo...They let us go home at 15:00, so thanks to our company we could avoid all that traffic jam and at 18 I already was at home watching TV...
  Recently there is something wrong with teeth - I see dentist more often than my friends and there is still something left to repair, clean, change, remove ...This Saturday I am going again.

   Trying to spend 1 hour a day learning programming language Python with great book "Learn Python the Hard Way"  - my friend recommended it me.. This Monday finished "Command Line Crash Course" chapter at last -sometimes it was already complicated for me...So we see...

  It is almost 1 year and a half since I joined my company and I feel I just dropped out from social life for this period of time..Promised  myself again to spend weekends as productive as possible  - meeting new people, going out somewhere, just not to think about work...This Friday there is one fancy party in Aoyama.

 Stupid random writings...English is getting worse and worse...Need to read something written in good English for inspiration

Movie: "Amores Perros" (2000)

   Film from director of "Babel" Alejandro González Iñárritu which I found in "We Recommend" corner in Japanese rental store..
   Movie about love and lost  - three stories of 3 people connected by car accident ... Guns, drugs, shootings, Spanish curse words: "Puta madre" every time when you expect "Fuck"...everything seems so unreal in Japan and because of it kinda attractive..
  Second novel about supermodel who had her leg amputated after car crash and who hears her dog climbing under the floor every night ( don`t know how to explain you`d better to watch) is really driving you crazy...
 One more good point: Gael Garcia Bernal wears a whole range of vintage Adidas  in the movie.

 At my company I have buddy who teaches me Spanish a bit...Should ask him for more new words..Spanish language has some amazing mix of passion and loudness...
 Tomorrow is the first working day in April - first day of a new business (school/academical) year in Japan. Tomorrow we have something about 300 new-graduates in my company and everyone from guys who entered company with me feels like one year older, wiser, more professional.....Looking forward to new year as well...