Day 11, February 5
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This day was primarily a day of rest and I spent much time (enjoyably) not going anywhere, and playing computer games, with maybe a little writing on the side. Grey of course had to work, and I crashed all day, with short breaks for lunch and dinner.

To be continued....

Haha, I already used that subject before ( Read more... )

Everyone wakes late, and I remain under the covers as long as possible, simply because it is nice and warm. Everyone packs up, and we eventually depart Vivianne’s residence for a McDonald’s to be followed by Toys ‘R’ Us. I get my first real bit of chicken in the part of a grilled chicken sandwich, since I have been abroad and it is good. My ( Read more... )

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http://www.nautilus-marine.com

Check it out, it's not too shabby, but be gentle.  It's the first site I've built from the ground up in a long time.

I get up early to shower and prepare. We have a breakfast of eggs and toast again, and are shortly on our way. We take a total of two buses to get the airport, the first of which is on the crowded side, but it works out. At the airport, I check in, hand them my luggage, and then seek out a Japan Airlines counter to purchase a ticket from Obihiro ( Read more... )

We wake up late and make our way to Hiroshima for a walk around Hiroshima Castle. The day is riddled with interesting discussion which got quite heated at points. We ended the day celebrating my birthday at Molly Malone’s, an Irish-themed pub in the city before returning and packing my stuff for the next leg of the journey.

So, been doing a lot of not posting lately.  Yay for websites.  Anywho, the store is coming along, I guess.  The contractor is done, finally.  I have gutters, you don't know how great that is.  It's almost as great as climbing stairs ( Read more... )

We check out of the hotel and grab breakfast in an underground bakery, called the Cookhouse, on the way to the train station. It receives a very favorable review, as do a couple of the female workers. I see a trend developing in this region of the world.

We board a train bound for Himeji, the site of Japan’s most famous castle. Rather than ( Read more... )

I'll get back to the Japan trip posts soon, I've been revamping the Ben & Bill's website of late, and that's been taking up a lot of my computer time ( Read more... )