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A new journal, huh? Well then, where should I start...? I guess that I ought to introduce myself. My name is Chitose Miyuki, I'm seventeen years old, and I'm just entering university. That still feels really weird to say. I guess this means that I'm practically an adult already! That means that Sen-nii can't look down on me and tease me anymore!
Now that I've introduced myself properly it's time to start talking a little more about my life. I'm going to school to become an elementary school teacher, because I want to help teach and inspire kids the same way that someone helped and inspired me when I was just a kid. I know that it's going to be a lot of work to get there, but I'm going to work hard! And then one day I'll be Chitose-sensei and a bunch of little kids will be looking up to me!
I still play tennis in my spare time, and I'm still pretty good, if I say so myself. It runs in my family I guess. Just like good looks. And I look good, if I do say so myself. >_> Thought my breasts could still stand to grow a little. At least people don't mistake me for a boy anymore. Of course, that could be because of the damn miniskirt I have to wear at the cafe that I work at. It's so degrading, I swear! I'm much more comfortable in shorts or pants... So yeah, I work at a cafe, and my uniform involves a tiny little miniskirt that perverts like to try and look up while I'm working. It's a pain in the ass, but at least the pay is good. And money is really a good thing. Mom and Dad are willing to help support me, but as long as Sen-nii is going to school too things are really tight, and I have to help all I can.
I'm hoping that I'll be able to see some familiar faces while I'm here at school. Maybe some of Sen-nii's old friends? Or Tezuka-san, though I don't really know which school he's going to... Now that I think about it I really don't know many other girls, all of my friends are guys. Does that mean I really am the hopeless tomboy that mom's always saying that I am and I'll never be able to find a boyfriend!? D: I really hope not. I think I'm feminine enough. I mean, just because I like to play sports and don't like frilly clothes or skirts much it doesn't mean that I'm not feminine, right? And I don't NEED big knockers to be attractive either!
Well, that's probably enough for now. I have work in a bit and I still want to get some other things done before I leave.
Now that I've introduced myself properly it's time to start talking a little more about my life. I'm going to school to become an elementary school teacher, because I want to help teach and inspire kids the same way that someone helped and inspired me when I was just a kid. I know that it's going to be a lot of work to get there, but I'm going to work hard! And then one day I'll be Chitose-sensei and a bunch of little kids will be looking up to me!
I still play tennis in my spare time, and I'm still pretty good, if I say so myself. It runs in my family I guess. Just like good looks. And I look good, if I do say so myself. >_> Thought my breasts could still stand to grow a little. At least people don't mistake me for a boy anymore. Of course, that could be because of the damn miniskirt I have to wear at the cafe that I work at. It's so degrading, I swear! I'm much more comfortable in shorts or pants... So yeah, I work at a cafe, and my uniform involves a tiny little miniskirt that perverts like to try and look up while I'm working. It's a pain in the ass, but at least the pay is good. And money is really a good thing. Mom and Dad are willing to help support me, but as long as Sen-nii is going to school too things are really tight, and I have to help all I can.
I'm hoping that I'll be able to see some familiar faces while I'm here at school. Maybe some of Sen-nii's old friends? Or Tezuka-san, though I don't really know which school he's going to... Now that I think about it I really don't know many other girls, all of my friends are guys. Does that mean I really am the hopeless tomboy that mom's always saying that I am and I'll never be able to find a boyfriend!? D: I really hope not. I think I'm feminine enough. I mean, just because I like to play sports and don't like frilly clothes or skirts much it doesn't mean that I'm not feminine, right? And I don't NEED big knockers to be attractive either!
Well, that's probably enough for now. I have work in a bit and I still want to get some other things done before I leave.
