Things break! But I "ganbarimasu" (perservere!).

I was just speculating today and a lot of my things have been broken and fixed since I've gotten here!

Here we go:
The pipes in the shower (a few months ago my shower was leaking on my downstairs neighbor and they had to come and fix it).

My gas burner (turns out I just had the thing on it wrong, and the problem fixed itself easily)

My cell phone: It's not broken persay, but there's something wrong with the settings so some people can't call me. I need to go to the store and get it fixed, but I have to wait until someone Japanese can come with me.

My computer: my computer has broken twice, and it's brand new! I still need to get the second repair done.

My car door handle: that just broke monday, now I have to get in the passenger side. This is okay since I usually go to the passenger's side by accident, as it is the reverse from American cars and I get confused.

My car light: the front left right needs to be replaced. I will go to the nearby Honda car shop this weekend to fix above problems.

My digital camera: thought it was broken but I've since figured out it was probably faulty batteries.

My gmail account: it hasn't been working today, and the gmail site says they are working on the problem. Hence any unanswered emails there may be.

Things not yet broken, but I'm expecting it to happen if life keeps up with this pattern of breakyness!: my heaters, my refrigerator, my washer, my car itself, my apartment. (can entire apartments break?)

Things that will never be broken, which is why none of the above breakage is a big deal: my heart, my spirits, my might! :-)

Oyasumi Nippon (Goodnight Japan). Good morning America. Buona sera Italia (Good everning Italy).