:16:05
Yeah, ``Michelle,'' isn't it? Another cool Beatles song, huh?
:16:08
She tried the mini-skirt when it first came out, and like everyone
else, she hid her behind with a bag whenever going upstairs.
:16:20
My other sister, Yaeko 'ne-san, the smart eleventh grader, was
completely in love with someone in the Takarazuka theater [all-female
theater].
:16:27
Yaeko 'ne-chan...
:16:30
D....didn't I tell you to always knock first??!!
:16:37
The memories that my sisters mainly talked about were the stars and
fashions that they were into.
:16:44
1966 was a memorable teenage year for my sisters. But back then, I was
only in the 5th grade.
:16:56
I became a fan of Julie of The Tigers...but they didn't debut until
later.
:17:01
There was no way for me to have big dreams in the days when I was just
simply going back and forth between school and home.
:17:07
...and it's been on the wall for a long time.
:17:08
That's nice.
:17:12
And I was told to keep the essay I wrote on the book, because they
might send it to a contest. If that happens, I'll be very happy...
:17:22
You didn't eat your school lunch again.
:17:25
...huh?
:17:26
Why do you put it between bread?
:17:28
Because I hate namasu .
:17:31
Well, if you do this, we can't use the bread or the namasu.
:17:36
How wasteful.
:17:39
The kid who can eat all of her food is more respected than the one who
can write an essay.