This is a photo of a truck with beautiful orchids in tow at the intersection across from our (Yotsuya) train station. There is always something to see here.
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Beach Baby
Although this is definitely NOT my daddy...
Mother's Day dinner at Fairfax Grill, 2007
Actual Size!
Is he praying? I don't know! But he looks so adorable!
Look at me, I can hold a crumpled business card AND a tube of baby cream at one time!
Dixie is the BEST dog in the Universe.
She's a cool cat. I mean dog.
Harper Douglas
Beach Baby
"This is who we are, this is what we do!"
- Cowboy Ninjas
- Tokyo, Japan
- RabuRabu - Japanese pronunciation of "love" except with super heavy accents on "la" and "vu", thus making it RA-BU. It is a horribly ridiculous and embarrassing term couples use when they're mushy and uberly happy. The word is often used twice consecutively for an extra emphasis.
This is for you, Daddy!
Although this is definitely NOT my daddy...
L"il bit about l"il ole me...
- I truly am a Sooner born, a Sooner bred, and when I die, I'll be a Sooner dead. Can't live without my BlackBerry. I love my little family. My marriage is amazing, my husband is my everything. We are, in fact, that couple that makes everyone else vomit... :) We're tight. We have a gorgeous happy healthy son who is the center of our everything. When he smiles he has dimples like me, but mostly looks like "Little Eric". He's so AMAZING. We have a beautiful daughter in Heaven. We have an incredible hound, Dixie - she's cute as a button and smart as a whip, especially for a dog... Pirates make me smile. Nice manners mean something. I'm perty darn good at making gift baskets, so be nice! Thank you notes are important, and say a lot about who you are. I will eat dessert anytime, especially for breakfast. I love cheeeeeeese. I love random phrases and simple poetry. I love old movies and indie music. I love red wine, white wine, good wine, more wine. Halloween is the best - costumes AND candy? Are you kidding me? I'm always saying "Are you kidding me?" Fake people make me irritated, fake body parts are even worse. EWW! Get real or get lost. My family is number one, all hundred sisters and their kiddies, the folks. I would go home to visit my parents in a heartbeat, and as often as possible. I look at my baby and know how my Bobbin loves me. Electronic Catch Phrase is a "fun as!" game. I'm really good at Gin Rummy. I like doing laundry; not so much putting it away. I'm giving, and sometimes get suckered. I grew my hair way too long and cut off a foot to donate to Locks of Love in Lily's name. Glad to do it, but won't grow it that long again - unless I become a hippie, because that's about what it looked like! I love to get my hair cut. I'm good with a hair brush, a nail polish brush, a make up brush, a microphone (all for intended purposes, don't be gross). I am a girlie girl. I like skirts and pink, hair barrettes and jewelry. Actually, I like most accessories. Sometimes I just say RAAAARRRRRR! I am a goof up and don't mind making people laugh, but I'm fairly prim and proper none the less. I love being pregnant. I am amazed at how many different versions of my figure I have seen so far in my life. I love to travel, I love to live in other countries. I love people from everywhere. I love babies. My babies, other people's babies, all babies. I want to adopt babies. I really like planting flowers, growing flowers, getting flowers. I don't mind getting dirty but I don't like to sweat. Give me a fan, please. I support the March of Dimes, St. Jude's, and the Humane Society. And the Girl Scouts - cooooookies. I'm pretty computer savvy, but who isn't these days. I love hugs and hate departures. I cry but for good reasons, and it makes me feel better. I'm a hugger, so get ready. It is hard for me to make a decision. I debate, I buy and return, and buy again. I give good gifts. I like to write poetry, but I don't like to share it. I wish I knew more, could do more, lots of things. I hate to read, and am sorry for it. This is who I am. Buh-bye, time to shop...
Us, There.
Mother's Day dinner at Fairfax Grill, 2007
"Come and knock on our door, We’ve been waiting for you..."
The Van Scivers
(due to the magnitude of
freaks out there,
our address,
in any country,
is no longer public! )
(due to the magnitude of
freaks out there,
our address,
in any country,
is no longer public! )
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Puh-lease!
Is he praying? I don't know! But he looks so adorable!
Now Check This Out!! (websites to see)
- Eric-san (this is Eric's blog!)
- My MySpace Space...
- Our night watchman and friend, Fujio!!
- Our fat pad!
- Stix is our Hero...
- My future daughter-in-law???
- Yummmmmmieeeeee
- OHMIGOSH you guys!!!!
- Oh Molly - the things I do for you...
- More sick toys from Japan...
- Turning Japanese Anyone???
- What's on, when...
"You underestimate my sneakiness!"
Look at me, I can hold a crumpled business card AND a tube of baby cream at one time!
We did miss "Kittie-san"
Dixie is the BEST dog in the Universe.
Money...
Japan Tips, Info, etc.
How to Pay Respect at Shinto Shrines 1. In appropriate dress, you proceed along the path through the Torii Gate. At Temizusha (the fountain for absolutions), you rinse your hands and mouth using water from the stone basin. You should not touch the dipper with your lips directly. 2. Then you proceed to the Main Shrine building. You may throw some coins into the Offering Box if you wish. 3. In front of the Main Shrine, you bow twice. 4. Then you clap your hands twice. 5. Finally, you bow once again.
Miss Dixie
She's a cool cat. I mean dog.
I love dogs! But to eat? Not so much...
I've only visited 19 countries and 8% of the world... So far! Come travel with us!!
www.crunchygrouper.com
Don't give up little filet o' fish - we're coming for you next...
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