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shimoda - From Tokyo it takes about 3 hours to Shimoda, a tiny town in Shizuoka.As soon as we arrived we headed to find Uodonya, a conveyor belt sushi shop.It turned...
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Mixed Plate Friday - A bunch of bananas Yup. Dole Bananas. After we returned our car in Jinju, I visited the emart before we loaded into the train to busan (ha-ha). I like bana...2 days ago
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Getting the Perfect Shower Bench - As I saw mom heading into her 90s five years ago I figured she would need some kind of shower chair or stool or whatever to take a bath. I couldn't figu...
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My pal Esther on PBS - A few years ago, while I was a student of clay at the Hawaii Potters Guild, a Board member asked if I could provide a ride to their 100+ year old instructo...3 weeks ago
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Descanso Gardens, 4/2/24 - Three out of four college roommates were able to get together. Our other roommate, Mary, is from Mountain View and it would have been an eight hour drive...
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Surf Report 09-06-2023 - Waves: 1 - 3 Feet Wind: Trades Light Trade winds are back but the waves are still rolling in! It's not Uranus Gotta stop and smell the sunrise! Cotton cand...1 year ago
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Delhi - Day 9 - October 2, 2019 We had another full day in Delhi before we leave for Varanasi tomorrow. Subie met us once again to take us on a mini tour around Delhi. ...5 years ago
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21 comments:
WOW...did you have to buy another luggage to bring all of those home?
I hope, that somewhere in that pile, there's some stuff for Kona!!!
Mmiissee, we did pack a second bag in our suitcases!
Oh no Lorna! I forgot! I better go back again soon.
I spy a nice looking cleaver among all the yummy stuff : )
Hahaha, what a haul, and nice knife! Wendell must really like it! I didn't get to go shopping/searching for a few of the things on my list to buy as much as I wanted because of "you know what incident" but glad that I didn't put off buying stuff for later because then I really couldn't have bought anything!
Great excuse for NEXT!TIME!
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j: holy mackerel! It's amazing you brought ALL that back, you're now a mini-Nijiya! Even following your blog, the trip seemed so short. Next year! -N
that's an awesome stash!! makes me wanna go back!
I don't think you got enough!!! hahaha
Geez! What a wonderful unpacking!
OMG! I think you have enough Japanese snacks until Chinese New Year! ...LOL! ; )
Susan, I found the knife for Wendell on the last day. Whew!
N, for real . . . I dropped off omiyage at my working place today, and they all said, "You back already?"
That's the best part yah, Les . . . shop, shop, shop.
Too funny, Susan!!
Aunty, had to make um all nice for the photo.
Hahahaha, Mark!
nice stash!
glad you had such a wonderful time :-)
LOL, thanks, Kat!
Thank you, Rand!
welcome back! hooooo, you did an awesome job packing all that omiyage in your luggage :)
Hahaha, thanks Taryn. Packing to me is like building an Inca temple where all the bricks are aligned without any spaces in between.
Did you have to buy another suitcase to bring back all that omiyage?
welcome home - hope you're not too jet lagged.
omiyage - well done!
We had so much stuff too!
I packed an extra bag inside my suitcase, Erick.
Thanks Dean!
Wooooooow! That is amazing! How did you ever fit that all in your case? I know the extra bag I carry would never fit that much more. Awesome!
I just noticed that small brown square box of chocolates in the middle. Our friend has brought that back twice for us. It's the smoothest, most wonderful chocolate ever!
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