E-diaryコミュのsomething doesn't change in any cultures

after school, in the staff room

German assistant and Spanish one were talking. I was on a computer, working for tomorrow’s class. Suddenly they were leaving and I asked “are you leaving now?” and they answered “no, we are just going to the toilet. I know it’s strange many girls need company when they go to toilet and so do we.” We laughed and I said so do Japanese girls and then, following me, an English teacher told us, “same in england.” I knew him before but never talked to him. It was a good opportunity to talk to him and we chatted little. I don’t even know his name but I found him nice. I will talk to him tomorrow again.

And, those words’: same in England, reminded me of the words, that is, “something doesn’t change in any culture” said by Adam in Australia.

Adam, Tim, and I were in the Gold Coast after swimming. We got changed and waited for girls to finish changing. They took so long time. Then Adam said that. I liked these words and repeated several times then, and used the same words in other occasion.

Do I miss Australia? No, I just miss people, my friends. I’m really glad I’m here, thank god.