Qoo Qoo for Cocoa-puffs!

[kanadajin]

This morning my sister took the Shinkansen to Tokyo to meet up with Mom

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I think you need steriods to be good at baseball

[pantsandthecity]

Hey dude, thanks for the postcard...

But, umm...you sent me a postcard from Japan of Gastown in Vancouver. Yeah, I been to Gastown. I ain't been to Japan....you follow?

I debated sending you the addresses from my wedding guest list...I suppose you could send one to Sean's random relatives or my Grandma, but I thought I'd give you a more interesting one:

Brad Lepp
902 Bathurst
Toronto, ON
M5R 3G3

Re: I think you need steriods to be good at baseball

[kanadajin]

Haha

Lepp.

heh

Oh boy.

[anonymous]

Haha. Brad Lepp. I'll have to think of some random people/addresses of my own.

On another note: First I inadvertantly give the blog a subtitle (power and influence!), and now I'm being addressed specifically in the post, now? I think more people read this than just me. Right?

Right?

-Aaron.

Re: Oh boy.

[kanadajin]

So far as I know by comments and email, at least 5 people have read this blog...

Re: Oh boy.

[anonymous]

abe... i too like to read about your funny japanese times. keep on

--sawatsky

if you fall off yer bike in japan, do people stop to help?

[anonymous]

i like train stations, too. especially when you don't know anyone. then you can dance around to that music in yer head. regardless if you know someone or not. although, if you stare at someone long enough or they stare at you, i think that justifies you waving at them. (wink and the gun anyone?) if they don't wave back or smile, like most dutch, i think that justifies the bird. if they react, i suggest the wave again. or the dance. wave and the dance.
peace out, (s)tim

Re: if you fall off yer bike in japan, do people stop to help?

[kanadajin]

Dance. Wave. Dance.

Why is it I can picture you in this scenario so clearly in my head, Tim?