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[Title] => Suman meets mochi: Thoughts on life in Tokyo
[Summary] => In the six months that I have lived in Tokyo, I still cannot speak enough Nihongo to survive, but there is probably one Japanese word that I have come to know most intimately and whose meaning has become very real to me — sabishii (lonely).
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[Title] => Get more sleep
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When people complain about their insomnia as if it were a badge of honor, I find I have nothing to contribute to the discussion. I never have trouble sleeping. Waking up from a deep sleep, yes, but never falling asleep. If I sound smug it’s because I am. I am a virtuoso at sleep. I can fall asleep anywhere, and fast. When I was in college I would get on the bus, find a window seat, lean against the glass, and lose consciousness.
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[AuthorName] => EMOTIONAL WEATHER REPORT by Jessica Zafra
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When people complain about their insomnia as if it were a badge of honor, I find I have nothing to contribute to the discussion. I never have trouble sleeping. Waking up from a deep sleep, yes, but never falling asleep. If I sound smug it’s because I am. I am a virtuoso at sleep. I can fall asleep anywhere, and fast. When I was in college I would get on the bus, find a window seat, lean against the glass, and lose consciousness.
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