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Simply Japan: July 2010
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. Being the Statue of Liberty in Tokyo. Fresh off the overnight bus in Tokyo and checked into my place for the next three weeks. I went to see a miniture version of the Statue of Liberty. Along the waterways. Then it felt like I was in Italy in a picturesque, Roman-inspired mall. Full with a fake sky ceiling and chapel. Then like Mexico with a lunch buffett restaurant overlooking the extensive Rainbow Bridge. Including act...
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Simply Japan: June 2010
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. 岩盤浴) is pretty much. It's a sauna at 105 degrees with beds of heated granite. Work this week went really well. Most of the time the students were exhausted from the heat. The humidity seems to make everyone really sleepy. But every now and then I'd get a group of kids bursting with energy. This picture to the left pretty much sums up my week. PS She's 7 years old so she's still up for doing funny faces with me.). Even th...
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Simply Japan: Archery, Volleyball, and Photo Booths
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. Archery, Volleyball, and Photo Booths. My weekend started with an official bow at 90-degrees for 3-seconds in front of 7 Japanese Archery masters. Then for the next 1.5 hours I learned how to stand and hold the. 1,000 bow properly before being given a. 250 arrow. I was able to shoot one 28 meters (91 feet) away at a target, and another 12 meters (40 feet) away. I also played volleyball with the PTA. My team did excellent.
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Simply Japan: January 2010
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. I went in for x-rays again because I felt my toe. Wasn't getting any better on the top. The bottom doesn't wiggle anymore though - wahooo! My fun doctor confirmed that. Not much has changed since November. It's still broken. The zoomed-in picture is of my actual x-ray. Friday, January 29, 2010 Category: 1 comments. How To: Japanese Addresses. Wednesday, January 27, 2010 Category: 0 comments. Two great weekends in a row!
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Simply Japan: Sweating It Out
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. 岩盤浴) is pretty much. It's a sauna at 105 degrees with beds of heated granite. Work this week went really well. Most of the time the students were exhausted from the heat. The humidity seems to make everyone really sleepy. But every now and then I'd get a group of kids bursting with energy. This picture to the left pretty much sums up my week. PS She's 7 years old so she's still up for doing funny faces with me.).
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Simply Japan: August 2010
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. Back in the U.S.A. Indefinitely. Can you see by the dawn's early light. What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming;. Whose broad stripes and bright stars, through the perilous fight,. O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming. And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,. Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there:. Does that star-spangled banner yet wave.
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Simply Japan: Dinner Bungalow & Offical Ambassador
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. Dinner Bungalow and Offical Ambassador. I h ad the most. Ay My friend picked me up. And we went to. Afe I'd been eying for. A few months. M. Aster though - yes, they do h. Ard-to-find smoothies, but it w. And hopped over to. Ad I'd been eying for ne. Ast the rows of gener. An old shed where the rich l. And-owner would store his rice. And equipment. They converted the inside to. Abulous. Then on our w. Ay out, my friend s.
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Simply Japan: Being the Statue of Liberty in Tokyo
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. Being the Statue of Liberty in Tokyo. Fresh off the overnight bus in Tokyo and checked into my place for the next three weeks. I went to see a miniture version of the Statue of Liberty. Along the waterways. Then it felt like I was in Italy in a picturesque, Roman-inspired mall. Full with a fake sky ceiling and chapel. Then like Mexico with a lunch buffett restaurant overlooking the extensive Rainbow Bridge. Including act...
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Simply Japan: No More Mail Please
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. No More Mail Please. I'm moving in one week and offici. All of my boxes to the St. At's kept me deliriously h. Appy when I get home from. Ay of work. but from now on I won't be. Able to get sn. As I'm moving out of the countryside in one week. Ait to be St. Monday, July 12, 2010 Category: 1 comments. On July 12, 2010 at 5:06 PM. Are you moving back to the US? Being the Statue of Liberty in Tokyo. Im Moving to Tokyo!
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Simply Japan: I'm Moving to Tokyo!
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Tales from the countryside, escapes to the big cities, and travels to foreign lands. I'm Moving to Tokyo! What a surreal past 2 years this has been. From working everyday to hopping over to other continents, and doing everything in between. I'm packing up my house, cleaning the gutters, and off to the bright lights of Tokyo for nearly a month before returning to the U.S.A. PS I should hold a record on the fastest packer / mover. it's ridiculous! I can't thank you all enough for your support!
