It’s been a struggle, I’ll admit. I know my anxiety is mostly to blame, but I have noticed most don’t really care to get know a person or are too freaked out. It’s already difficult for me to carry on a simple conversation, but I don’t want to be the only one asking questions.

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@gabriel_true Day 160: Our mom bought Pocky and Pepero (the Korean name/brand of it) home as a snack yesterday. I think I actually enjoy the Korean Pocky more because they are slightly larger than the Japanese one's, and they put actual chunks within the covering for the pretzels on the one's that have crumbles on them (like cookies n' cream, almond, etc.), so you also get a bite of actually cookie with it unlike the Japanese one (I enjoy crunchy foods, so the crunchier, the better *and I don't mean burnt lol*). I hope the Japanese never find out that I said I like that Korea did something better, or I'll be banned from visiting forever XD. - They Both Tasted Good Though: Ying-Ying