"Sofie's World" borrowed at a library

Yesterday, I borrowed books from the Kawaguchi city library.
The books I borrowed was “Sofie’s World.” Of course in
Japanese. They are books about philosophy, published about
10 years ago. I know it was a best seller at that time.

Sofie’s World
http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4140802235
http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/0425152251

When I was a child, I went to a library quite often. During
summer vacation, I went to the library several times a week.
The library was a few minutes away from my house by cycle.

For more than 10 years, I hadn’t borrowed books from the
city library. These days I go to the city libraries a few times
a year. Because there were quite a few books that I wanted
to read. I wanted to read treatise on computer software.

But in recent years, I have read business related books. And
these days, I think I need more culture related things. I don’t
want to be just a geek.

Anyway, the library was nice. The library was moved to the
current place last year. It was the first time for me to go to
the library. It is located next to JR Kawaguchi station.
It may be difficult to sense the buautifulness of the library
on the picture in the page below, but it was pretty nice.

Cupo la
http://www.geo-akamatsu.co.jp/jisseki/cupola/index.html

I’m thinking I’m changing fitness clubs to Tipness Kawaguchi.
It’s next to the library. It seems great combination for me
to spend my spare time there.

Lean methods on Dilbert

Nodame CDs

First day of work

Today was the first day of work.
Actually, I went to work on the 5th. But there were not so many
colleagus on that day. So, I felt today was the first day.

I went to one of our client with one of my boss to discuss what
will we do in this fiscal term. There were many vague points,
but we dicided that we’ll do feasibility study of implementation,
and our client will make senarios.

High Speed English

I went to an English training course named "High Speed English"
in this new year's holidays. It was held at the roots of Mt. Fuji.
It was 7 days course, and it was very great experience for me.



<p>Without Japanese, I could survive for 7 days (it was actually
6 days, because on the first and the last days, we have to speak
English only half a day.)</p>

<p>Our teachers were very dedicated, and my classmates were
very motivated, so that was an ideal environment to study
English. It was my first experience to devote myself to English
for a whole day.</p>

<p>High Speed English

http://www.highsp.com/</p>