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Wait- How Many Chapters Does This Book Have Again?
“Time may change me, but I can’t trace time” – “Changes,” D. Bowie There is a certain kind of quiet that you spend years both dreading and desperately anticipating. I am told it arrives sometime in August. In August, my oldest heads into third grade, and my youngest takes his very first steps into pre-k. Both of them, off and running at the same time. And while I am absolutely, completely, one…
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Mr. Bowie - A New Career in a New Town
Mr. Bowie – A New Career in a New Town
You will be missed, you wonderful Alien, you.
Said you took a big trip/ They said you moved away/ Happened oh, so quietly/ They say
– “Everyone Say’s ‘HI'”- D.Bowie
I was probably about 6 or so when I first saw him. He was costumed in this dark material, sitting rakishly upon a windowsill. Playing with his balls.
It was not until almost 10 years later, when I heard this amazingly haunting voice…
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The Point In Which I Discuss Skull Candy
To some, this might look “eerie.” To me it looks like those headstones in the back are having a particularly slanderous gossip session about the headstone walking away in the front left side.
My husband is under the impression that I am rather odd. And morbid. Perhaps he used the phrase “Morbidly Odd,” but I am not entirely sure of that fact. I’ll have to check with him at a later time. When he…
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The Trains on Plains Cause Musings When It Rains
The Trains on Plains Cause Musings When It Rains
Once again I find myself on a train, rolling down the tracks. And because there is currently no access to WiFi on this thing, I’ve been staring out the window and musing to myself. (Have you noticed how hard it is to NOT distract yourself these days? I might have checked my phone twice as I started this post. And then I forced myself to put it down and NOT play more Evil Apples. Because I’m…
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Step Eight: Say Sayonara to Japan , and Look Towards Future Randomness
Step Eight: Say , and Fade Out
My final day in Japan was a long one. From the onset, I knew that I would have to catch a flight late that evening. But first there must be food and a considerable amount of walking to still be done!
Today’s “Let’s what the locals eat” experience took us to MOS Burger, where I tackled a Spicy Cheeseburger. Because I am occasionally dumb and forget that Spicy Foods and I do not always agree. But…
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Step Seven: Pay-Up on Step Six's Promise
What's This? An update, you say? Surely this has nothing to do with trying to keep a New Year's resolution, or anything silly like that....
The beautiful thing about other cultures and other languages is that everyone sounds the same when they are on a roller coaster. The squeals of anticipation, the screams of enjoyment (or terror) the nervous laughter as you find yourself hanging upside-down, and waiting for the breaks to release and send you 90 degrees straight down.
Yes, we are all the same when we ride roller coasters.
I learned…
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Intermission, and Some State-Side Adventures
Intermission, and Some State-Side Adventures
This weekend, my fiancé and I decided to go camping. At this point in our relationship, we had not actually “gone camping” in any real sense of the phrase. And by that, I mean, we had not strapped heavy bags to our backs and proceeded to hike over rock formations to get to our final destination. Chris wished to remedy this oversight on his part, and declared that Labor Day Weekend was THE BEST…
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Step Six: Realize Your Lazy Day is Just Filler Until You Post the Next, Really Exciting (No- REALLY) Day of the Adventure
Step Six: Realize Your Lazy Day is Just Filler Until You Post the Next, Really Exciting (No- REALLY) Day of the Adventure
So day four started off nice and slow, with an onigiri (or two) that I had picked up at the 7-11 the night before. (It was like I KNEW I’d be moving slowly the next morning.)
One was salmon and one was tobiko or masago. As to which was which….
I took the time to dump all of my photos from the past few days onto my laptop, and reflect back on the trip so far. Slowly, I was allowing myself to…
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Step Five: Split Up a Whole Day into Two Posts and See if Anyone Notices.
Step Five: Split Up a Whole Day into Two Posts and See if Anyone Notices.
As we made our way back to Harajuko station, my cousin and I were greeted along our path by a beautiful display of luminaries and projected light.
I am stealing this idea for my Pinterest board.
There was a number of flower light projections all down the path.
Warning: Luminaries may be able to see into the depths of your soul.
All of which lead us to a spectacular performance of…
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Saying goodbye to objects from our past is a difficult and emotional event we all experience. It can be a small object with a closet of sentimentality attached, or a large item that carries only a ...
Step Four: I Wonder if I Should Continue to Title These Posts With Progressive Step Numbers
Step Four: I Wonder if I Should Continue to Title These Posts With Progressive Step Numbers
Once again the sun rose, as it usually does, over Ōme. Let us take a small break from my narrative to show you a quick view of the neighborhood.
Early Morning Tokyo Suburbia
Yes, the streets are about one and 1/2 car widths wide.
OK, now that we have gotten ourselves a bit more oriented, let us continue.
Today’s first outing involved (SURPRISE!) food. (If you are not sensing a…
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