samurai
Noas going to get a haircut today.
because he needs one.
noa can blow bubbles!
do you know him?
Do you know him? is a huge poster that the friendly guy at the camera shop in Kiko’s island made.
It greets everyone who walks into the store just as the davidandkiko calendar did, followed by the david and kiko bobble head. (damn, i realize i don’t have pictures of any of those!!)
do you know me?
The Ghey is back
clearly
nice hair clip freak!!!
i mean… umm… nice hair clip noa.
Asian Dessert
I have finally found it!! I have been trying to find the coconut milk w/ tapioca dessert forever.
I love you asian dessert.
apparently it is thai. i thought it was chinese. maybe thats why I couldnt find it?
coconut milk and tapioca. nothing wrong with that.
family pictures
The cousins are sleeping.
compensation
Compensation for slow updates…?
maybe.
A reduction in Noa’s toys
Recently I thought to myself that it seemed that finally Kiko has started storing some of Noa’s old toys (for Noa version 2.0: Kunio-kun) when I couldn’t find a ton of his puzzle pieces and other flat objects.
While I was cleaning the living room I decided to lift the couch and dust.
“Noa had hidden all his flat toys under there, har har har” not quite.
THE ENTIRE FLOOR BENEATH THE COUCH WAS COVERED in an intricate design with every single flat toy or thing he stolen from us all fitting together perfectly.
Not only had he managed to fit everything under there perfectly, but he did so in a manner in which nothing was showing out and that even the middle was filled in.
weird.
Japanese Soccer and Japanese Fruit
Guess where I played soccer this morning!? The Tokyo Dome.
What’s that you ask? It’s like the equivalent of playing at Yankee’s Stadium or something like that. The Tokyo Dome is home to the Yomiuri Giants, which is where Matsui (important to note that Matsui is my best friend) used to play for in Japan.
We had the whole stadium to ourselves and it was pretty exciting.
I had some cool pictures with the team, but my camera-phone-camera-thingy got all fogged up in the excitement.
Occasionally people ask about Japan. How is it? Is it really as crazy as people say it is? Where is the great wall? Is it really expensive as it is?
Since we don’t really talk much about it here, we decided to show this picture: (can you guess what it is!?)
It’s a melon. A cantaloupe. That’s it. Nothing special.
oh wait… if you thought that, you would be WRONG
It’s a muskat melon (??), and if you calculate the two prices on there, it would equal about $120 and $150 Canadian for each of those melons. ONE MELON.
Tastes just like cantaloupe. I settled for an $8 bag of kinkans (kumquat). Wow, I didn’t even know what a kumquat was until right now. I always assumed it was a vegetable. It’s not. It’s a little mini-orange whose skin you eat.
Finally, a big HAPPY WEDDING to my good friend Shin who married his girlfriend of a few years (met in Toronto!), Yukie.
Once again, my camera is foggy, so please be forgiving. Shin, Yukie, CONGRATULATIONS!!!
That may or may not be Yoshi in the background.
(Apparently black shirt, black suit, black ties aren’t cool at Japanese weddings.) oops.