The Art of Eating Senbei Learning to love life in Japan.
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My life in Japan; American wife, American mother. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. good life, happy family. nothing i can really write about, you know? Monday, July 13, 2015.
come join us on our journey and find out what international marriage is all about. International Marriage Cast of Thousands. Houston I think we have a baby. Stranger in a strange land. Fitness is a state of mind.
Ein schoenes Jahr 2018 und viele Veraenderungen. Ich habe ja leider meinen kleine Blog lange ignoriert, nicht unbedingt, weil ich keine Lust mehr habe, sondern mehr, weil ich arbeitsmaessig so geschlaucht war, dass ich einfach keinerlei Energie mehr dafuer hatte. Overworked teachers call for change as extracurricular supervision takes toll. Wowegen sich Suedkorea und Japan immer noch .
Where nothing has happened, is happening or will happen. Back From Outer Space and A Boy Turns 12. Indeedy, I am back from outer space,. His birthday and a latent urge to blog again makes me share this story with you.
Senbei are Japanese rice crackers. There are many types and many ways to eat them and all seemingly easy. My life here in Japan is like a senbei ; seeming rather bland,but in fact it is a little more complex and delicate. A break in the weather lets Annie and good friend Taito enjoy some frog hunting in a nearby paddy field. Summer is so close that we can smell it.
Saturday, July 02, 2011. This parfait is huge and stuffed with fresh fruit. Strawberries, kiwi, cherries, cantaloupe, plums, bananas, mango, peaches, apples, and apricots. They are amazing and inexpensive. I will miss the fruit parfaits availiable throughout Lebanon. especially the ones from this shop in south Beirut. Friday, June 17, 2011. Monday, May 16, 2011.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013. Thursday, February 24, 2011. Warm days like today and tomorrow. I just had lunch with.
It has been forever since I last blogged but I have been pretty busy! She flew in today and is hopefully heading to her hotel in Kansai as I type this. No, from 5 year old Liam! Which I.
Follow your creative spirit, and it will bring you home. February 3, 2010 by Laurie. February 3 is the Japanese festival of. Simply means division of the seasons, but it is a festival of bean-throwing and demon masks. The popping sound of roasting soybeans is said to scare away evil spirits, and people scatter the beans out the back door and in the front door of their houses, yelling. Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi! Demons out, blessings in. After the first round of soybeans has be.
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Monday, June 2, 2014. Color and Light - 01 Grayscale value studies. This first lesson is doing value studies of black and whites of different scenes based on the key group. Some of them definitely need some more work, so I will post my edits once I get a chance.
Thursday, December 30, 2010. This blog was the documentation of seven months of what would turn into a nearly year long trip that began in August 2008. I stopped posting here after I made it once around the world. This is Paris, City of Love. Children and doves on the Greek port Island of Syros. Istanbul, Dark and Light.
Diary of a biscuit making transsexual. I stopped updating this blog on a regular basis for legal reasons some of which still apply so I have to be selective in what I say. Whilst I tried to avoid being a transsexual activist events keep pulling me back into the thick of it. On Friday I was interviewed by a researcher in my new home in Manchester on the subject of the gender recognition act.