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Hi, I'm Khai~. I'm in college right now, with no major in particular. I've been dabbling in various languages, photography, piano, and other artistic pursuits. I enjoy reading (mostly fantasy) and listen to a wide variety of music. I'd really like to improve my Japanese skills. I can help with English in return. Please feel free to contact me! (Thai is a newfound interest that I will likely be pursuing soon.) (Picture taken at Skellig Michael, Ireland by yours truly. Puffins are awesome.)
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    I recommend you to wait until the documentation is ready and the changes are finished.
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    In my opinion the best thing you can do if you want to listen to a concert is attending it on live.
    If you go to the concert of a singer, then you will have a great experience because you will be surrounded by people who sing along with your favourite song, clapping their hands in time with it and the atmosphere will be unforgettable.
    So you will have a wonderful memory of that day forever.
    Of course, you will have to deal with some problems. For example, if you go by car you might have trouble parking it, so you may be forced to go there really early and this could be tiring and uncomfortable. Because of this, someone could say that it is more convenient to watching the concert at home while lying on the sofa. In this way, you don't even have to pay the ticket and this will be for sure the cheapest option you can choose, but I believe that nothing can compare with the experience you will have if you really go there.



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