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	<passage mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/2329.mp3" title="Perfect Match"><![CDATA[<div id="passage"><p><strong>Todd:</strong> I'm missing home a lot actually, at the
  moment. I wasn't when I first arrived
  because of all the excitement about being
  here and everything. But since actually about
  a month and a half ago, my boyfriend came
  here for three weeks.. three and a half
  weeks and we went traveling around the rest of Japan which I
  think is very important. If you're here, you got to do it and he was
  the perfect person to do it and we had loads and loads of fun and
  since he's left yeah, I've started to think about home a bit more.
  Now living here is kind of just normal way of life and after the big
  excitement of having him here, you know traveling around
  everywhere. It's.. I'm starting to think about him, my family, my
  friends and just you know when I ring him up they're all doing stuff
  that we used to do together and it sort of makes you think about
  what it would be like to get home. I think I'm quite looking forward
to going home now.</p>
<p><strong>Eli: </strong>OK, could you.. this is very interesting. Could you describe
  your boyfriend? Like what kind of person is he? How did you
  meet? </p>
<p><strong>Todd:</strong> We actually met in a club which he runs. He has two jobs. He
  runs a club in Bristol and he edits magazines for recycling in
  Bristol and Wales and writes articles about environmental
  recycling issues. Actually when he came to Japan, he managed
  to interview a few people here about it. Japanese recycling isn't
  as strict as you think it is. But yeah, we met in his club. He is a
  friend of my brothers and we knew a lot of the same people but
  it's cheesy to say but almost it was love at first sight. I t took about
  half a year for us to get together, but we were sort of good friends
  before that and we've been together for two and a half years now.
  It's not really though. It's just zoomed by so quickly. Yeah, we live
  together now in England and sort of very happy. We never.. we're
  one of these couples that never argue. We obviously have
  disagreements but there's never any sort of shouting involved.
  We like a lot of the same things. We like lots of different things as
  well. I think it's very important. You can't only be into the same
  things. I'm slowly turning his mind towards anime and computer
  games. I'm twisting, twisting him but I do have to make it clear
  when any Final Fantasy games are out, that I have two boyfriends
and that he is only one of them.</p>
<p><strong>Eli: </strong>Wow. He sounds like a really interesting guy.</p></div>]]>
	
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