Frankly, I'm not too sure what I should be saying here, but I just realised how dead my journal's been lately. I've never been the person to record anything besides my go games, so having a livejournal's pretty weird. Well, I've gotten somewhat used to playing NetGo on the PDA, and haven't made as many misclicks.

I'm somewhat bored here, with not many people to play against. Oh well.


( Screened to Kevin. )

Apparently, I can't leave home for even a short period of time before something bad happens. Good grief. After countless warnings, what does the kid do? He just had to show of his (lack of) skateboarding skills, and hit his head in the process. Okaa-san says that he'll be at the hospital for a while. But he deserved it.

Kentarou, Okaa-san wants to know if you've been paying attention in class. Have you?

Kevin-san. I suggest you check out this website: Introductory Rules to Go
It might help a little.

( Private to Kentarou. )

To the students interested in the Go classes, grab a friend/enemy/person and arrange a time with me. I'm available on most days, except for Thursdays. If you are unable to find anyone who is interested, you can request a one-on-one tutoring session. Both kinds work for me.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed and am hoping for at least some kind of response.

Smith-san, will the next session be at the same time and place?

Hello, everyone. The name's Aoi Kotaro, and I'm here to teach you about a very special board game. In short, I'm the camp's new Go instructor. Pleased to meet you all.

And, before someone asks this, no, Go is not like Reversi.

Also, if Kentarou has caused any of you any amount of trouble, please do tell me.