This blog used to be “brewing a storm in a teacup”, after the idiomatic expression that means “worrying over little things” or “worrying over practically nothing”.
Then, I changed the title to “notepad”. Why? Because I thought that it suited my entries, which are just some thoughts or “to-remember” notes that I write for myself using a digital notepad.
Now, I think the permanent title of this blog is “Tales of a Dreamer”. The blog title speaks for itself. 
4 responses so far ↓
avie // December 15, 2008 at 8:39 am |
hehe… you’re funny… hehe.. i do this also, saving all my notes to remember in blog or in yahoo notepad or somewhere out in the cyber world…
btw, i just drop by, saw this blog and giggle… i like it.. haha,, ^_^
im avie, a computer programmer, but now working as an instructor, i’m studying nihongo also, are you a level passer? well, you’re in the ni kyuu nihongo class so maybe… ^_^
ja…
brewingstorminateacup // January 17, 2009 at 9:26 pm |
hi avie
thanks for the comment
san-kyuu o pasu-shimashita (?) but i think my actual level is still level 4 because i don’t practice speaking, reading, and writing very much. i’m planning to try harder this year, though
hey, if you don’t mind my asking, where are you working? you can answer using the name of your company or just the name of your city. who knows? we might be working in the same company, hehehe.
)
do you have a blog? i’m curious about what other programmers are experiencing so i like to visit other programmers’ blogs. maybe i can drop by your blog one of these days…
hydraulics // March 2, 2009 at 3:26 pm |
hi there,.. tanung ko lang po kung papano q malalaman ung results nung exams last dec 2008 ?.. i took up san kyuu…. anung site kopo makikita?.. thanks much…
brewingstorminateacup // March 2, 2009 at 4:46 pm |
@hydraulics: i think the results are not posted on the web. it will be sent to the mailing address that you indicated in the application form. if you were sponsored by your company (most likely, your company is a Japanese company), then the results will most likely be sent to your HR or the Nihongo teacher in your company.