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We babysit my sister's best friend's six-yr-old daughter a lot, my parents are her god-parents, so she's my god-sister for easier termage. She came over while I was writing the ChiiAyu entry on Blabodu and wanted to know what I was doing. So I shared an ear bud with her and we listened/watched Ayuchan's whole Eyes on Me dub together. She agreed with me that it's very pretty.

Next thing I knew she was sitting on my lap and we were watching the Reina, Maimi, Megumi, Momoko concert video I have of Suki Sugite Baka Mitai. After that we went to my room and looked at the H!P pics I have, and then I remembered that I have the DVD of Berryz' Nanchuu YOU KNOW, so we watched that; the regular PV, dance shot PV and the 'making of' as well. I called each girl by name in Suki & Nanchuu, and told her a little bit about H!P and dubbing.

She wanted to watch more, but I don't have any other videos dl-ed, so we set up Munasawagi Scarlet to load on YT and went back to my room where we then played every one of the Berryz CDs I have (7 or so) and danced around like idiots for close to an hour. It was SO FUN! Piriri to Yukou was one of our favorite CD singles to dance to.

When we were cooling down in front of the fan on my mom's bed, I taught her how to say Arigatou and Sayonara. Though she can't get the R/L sound right, it was cute to hear her try. Then I sang part of SCE's Arigatou Ookiku Kansha to her, after which we raced back to my computer and watched Munasawagi Scarlet.

At one point I also showed her my Momusu concert photobook (4th gen). And as we looked at pictures, I showed her the peace sign and explained how it's popular. That and how Ai & Nono put their peace signs together to form a W. I also taught her how to make a heart with her hands. LOL, in one of the pictures Nono does this cute lip perk thing, almost like a half-kiss (like if you were to say CHUU) and now I'll randomly say NONO and we'll both stop and try to make the face. I didn't expect to get so distracted from blogging, but I had a blast.