Still alive. Yay ( Read more... )

So, yeah. I realized, I've been living in Japan for so long (almost 2 years, 1 as a civilian) that I've forgotten how weird Japan can be for someone who is new to it. So I'm going to try and start taking pictures of weird stuff around Tokyo for all you people who are interested in the unique-ness that is Japan.

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One of my heroes has passed away.

I would say rest in peace, but he was a humanist. The humanist.

Fair travels, Kilgore Trout.

So, here I am. Thanks, all, for responding to my last post. I guess I'll update you on my life and my thoughts as I celebrate 6 months as a civilian in Japan.

( I've kept this public in the name of letting everyone know...for now )

Anyone out there?

3:30 am here. Just had a doozy of an earthquake, right in Tokyo (okay, in Shizuoka, but close enough). The Japanese earthquake gurus put it at a 5.7. Enough to wake me up and notice ( Read more... )

Man, I almost forgot. On the second day ( Read more... )

'Ullo.

So, I haven't posted in a while. Yeah, sorry about that. But this month, I'll try to make up for it. I'm way too lazy for NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month, so I'll participate in NaBloPoMo, or National Blog Posting Month. I'm a little late starting (here, anyway), but it's an exercise to see how much I can actually blog. Whoo.


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In response to a few things that have happened over the last couple of weeks, I would like to ask anyone who reads this a question ( Read more... )

OFFICIAL NOTICE TO ALL WHO MAY BE CONCERNED:

I am tired of drama. Of all kinds. I'm too disconnected here to be a part of any of it right now. Please be kind enough as to disengage me from drama until I return to the United States. I think it will make all of us happier! Cheers! Domo arigato goizaimasu.