Posts Tagged ‘ramblings’
The 1st Day Of 2012
and my first photo for 2012. Did a 12K run under the sweltering heat decked in an almost black outfit this morning but enjoyed it nevertheless and did a 10K yesterday to say bye-bye to 2011.
Craving For Autumn Fruits
Mmmmm… being able to get our hands on these juicy fruits would be so, so lovely. Sweet, fleshy Kaki or persimmon.
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Craving For Autumn Fruits
Too Much Japan Already?
We’ve really been indulging in Japanese food more often these past few months compared to months before. Heck, we somewhat stopped eating Japanese food after our trip last year. Recently, it was lunch or dinner at Kampachi, Miyagi, repeat visits to Sushi Zen, Sukiya, Hokkaido Ichiba..
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Too Much Japan Already?
It’s Halloween Time!
Any plans trick-or-treating tonight with the kids? Or painting the town red in your costumes? Then again, Japanese doesn’t need Halloween to go out in costumes if you take into account those cosplayers.
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It’s Halloween Time!
Almost There! Keeping The Boy Occupied
We are guilty of letting our son have a go at his Nintendo DSi every time we are on long train journeys in Japan. That’s the only way to keep him from the need to run around or bother other commuters. Raimie can be such a nosy boy when nobody is paying attention to him.
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Almost There! Keeping The Boy Occupied
Cheap Eats
I think if you are not that particular about what you eat, eating for below RM15.00 (350yen) per
It’s My Birthday!
Happy birthday to me! Last year on this date, I was in Sendai, Japan. The year before that, we spent the day visiting the Railway Museum located near JR Omiya Station. This year, I’m working on my birthday
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It’s My Birthday!
When You Set The Fun Button On!
When you choose to have fun and not be critical of the places and situation you are in, chances are that trip will be fun.
When You Set The Fun Button On!
When you choose to have fun and not be critical of the places and situation you are in, chances are that trip will be fun.
How Deep Are We Underground?
Sometimes, you enter a rather nondescript looking station like the one in the photo to board a train. Instead of going down just a flight of stairs, you saw a seemingly endless downward tunnel. You keep on going down by the stairs or the escalators and after a while, you start to wonder how deep are you exactly underground.
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How Deep Are We Underground?