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Just today a friend posted that he thinks I'm experiencing 10 times more things in my life than him because I posted a picture from me participating in a theatre show in Japan last week in our groupchat.
This is after me being home with the baby for the last 4 months and I felt every day is the same (with exception of the baby growing and being more and more fun). So I felt that yeah I am doing a lot of different things.
I don't even have kids and yet I would never find the time or self-discipline to do something cool like that. Since I became an uncle a year ago, I've become somewhat aware of how difficult it is to find time for the good things in life besides kids and work. Now I have the greatest respect for parents who manage to do that.
I guess it sounds more involved than it was, we were at some themepark in Japan and went to one of the ahows. In the bwginning they asked for volontiers and my fiance pushed my arm up, being the only non asian there they decided to take me for the lulz. Then I put some japanese clothes on and sat there with 6 japanes words written out in latin alphabet on the back of the fan and when they told me I'd shout out the next phrase :D
Still cool tho.
What a fun experience, memory, and photo!