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"Really just everything, I love politics it's very interesting, but I do want to learn more about Japanese politics, as I'll be going to univeristy there when I graduate from high school," she said eating another fry then taking a drink from her pop. "I heard europe is very interesting, however I'm not very sure we're welcome over there right now, considering the state of things in the world right now."

"Yeah, I'm looking forward to getting out of the states, I really love Japan it's beautiful there, but I would like to see the rest of the world as well. There is so much more out there then this place." She said, finishing her fries and pushing the tray away, "Ugh, I'm so full." She said leaning back on the bench, placing her hands on the bench. "I'd actually really rather go to Rome or Venice, Paris is to cliche for me..." She said standing up to throw her left over food in the trash, "you don't want any of this do you?" she asked before dumping it in the trash.

"MMm... haven't really thought that far in advance, gets masters and probably doctorate probably, my parents wanted me to become a doctor anyway, so maybe I'll do that." She shrugged and dumped her food in the trash. "After that maybe get married and have a family. Maybe I'll become a concert violinist, who really knows right?" She sat back down at the table, "My god I wish I could eat that much," she laughed a little and leaned forward on the table. "So you want to be a teacher?"

"Huh... oh well...." She said crossing her legs again, placing her head in her hand, "I guess, sometimes it's really bad but I'm mostly recovered now, but if I over exert myself I have a hard time walking, but most of the time I'm fine...." She said tapping her lip again thinking, "As far as emotionally... I cry all the time, my sister is in Japan so I'm pretty much alone all the time, and I'm kind of lost. I spent the better part of the summer mailing schedules and reading here in my room. The counciler says it's part of the healing process or something. I don't think she ever lost a parent honestly." She said uncrossing her legs and putting them flat on the ground, "And then I have really bad mood swings, or inapporiate emotional outbursts. But I guess I'm dealing ok....my sister is supposed to come back for Christmas but I doubt she will..." She said sighing a little.

"Yeah" she laughed a little, "Sorry about that, I'll try to keep that under control...." She said reaching down to grab the book out of her bag, it was both to show him and to hide the deep red blush on her face, "It's called 'Define Normal' a silly teenage girl book, not something you'd probably be interested in.... hell I shouldn't be all that interested in it, not exactly what we'd call intellectual reading.." She said looking at the cover, with a even brighter blush now. She tended to keep it a secret she liked this kind of a book, it wasn't exactly good for her reputation as the smartest girl in class.

She sighed and crinkled her brow a little bit, "How do I explain it..." She said trying to think, tapping her lips she laughed a little, "I guess it just makes me feel... and it's an interesting story it makes me feel better..." She said, "i don't always do things to learn, entertainment every once in a while is nice, that's what it is I guess." She laughed a little, "So speaking of entertainment, what do you do for fun?"

"I see.... I guess winning is fun, I always found competing to be the better part. The aderline rush of it... going as hard as you can to get to the other side, it's exhilerating..." she thought, thinking of swimming of course, the only really sport she was competing in this year, "Do you play tennis?" she asked out of no where, it was probably odd and out of place but she hadn't found a decent tennis partner since her best friend graduated last year. There was no tennis team at the school, there were very few people who actually played, let alone played competively.

"There aren't many and even fewer who would even think of playing competively, we should have a match sometime it would be fun and interesting," She said curling her legs underneath her again, "I used to play with a friend of mine who graduated last year, best way for us to pass the time on the weekends." She laughed again, thinking of playing a game with him. She bet he was competitive even with women, she wasn't even sure she could return a serve, but she would definetly try