Monday, November 17, 2008

SUPERMATURAL RUB FEET ROCK

On a handout for a foot pressure point mat:

¨SUPERMATURAL RUB FEET ROCK.
Function go feet mat do feet crack feet helosis bermatophytosis a thletss foot sole coarseness callus scurf againpuregold point a good many evermore knea d be tet upto dispel illness repel wane lose eye forgettery hae mark edness curative effect.
Csage feet and root classs at one fime dip in re view water five minvee genely rub sole this or that b ut ue after ehenar velvet pliability especiany be well.¨

Excuse me while I go scurf my againpuregold. ahahah






So the picture above has a sign in the bus window that says ¨Welcome, Atkinson Norah Group of USA!¨ <- This is what our tour guide was holding when we arrived in Datong, China. I am pleased that the Chinese Communist Party saw to it that I was welcomed properly to their glorious country...otherwise I might have had to resign from my ambassadorial position.






So this is Asuka at night, after a long bike trip. I wonder who lives here. Sugoi!















I took this picture from the top of our college in Kyoto. It is literally built into a hill.








A massive Japanese graveyard in the hills of Kyoto. There are lots of restrictions on building here, so none of the mountains are developed. It´s like as if no one were allowed to build anything in the Hollywood Hills. Except these hills are green and luscious and not on fire! I just saw on the news that California is burning down. Oyoyoy,
I will pray to the mountain kami for California rain.

Tomorrow I go to see my old host family! Bullet train time. WOOOO! Don´t look out the window, bleaaugh :P And then, ON TO TOKYOOOOO.

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