This Honolulu city girl is experiencing a whole new kind of "island life" in Japan. I live on Suo-Oshima, a rural little island full of mikan oranges, hole-in-the-wall restaurants, beautiful sunsets over the water, crabs crossing the streets, and no video rental stores. It's great.
aiji and makoto ikeda (paternal grandma's relatives)
me and etsuko and konishiki (at the fukuoka art museum)
Etsuko, with son makoto and daughter miyuki
Miyuki and her husband (the fish in the basket is still twitching...)
me and etsuko in front of the Kyushu national museum (taea, you'll live in a very cool city this year!! :)
posted by megan at 5:40 PM
I like to laugh, stand in the rain, sit around campfires, hit snooze at least three times, get real mail, and have fun with digital cameras
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