As yet I have no idea who I am, where I am coming from or what my point is. I am hoping to figure it alll out soon. Just as soon as I figure what kind of hairstyle I want and what kind of hand-writing I have.
Well still haven’t figured out much, but for those who did ask.
I am from Yorkshire in England. Have been in Nihon, land of the rising prices since the late Edo Era, as there have been no more boats out.
I live with my family ( 4 chicklets and The Man) in a broken down old house on a mountain.
I have a black belt in chopsticks.
I would like to say this blog is for my family, so they can keep in touch, know what’s going on, but twould be a lie, a big black lie, it’s all for me!
Just a slice of what life is like when you mix the craziness of Japan with the craziness of kids, and of course people DO want to know what I had for lunch….;)
Miss Behaving 
Still no progress.
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So, what did you have for lunch? 😉
A neighbour’s liver, with some faver beans and a nice chianti.;)
I have enjoyed reading your site and have added it to my blog roll I hope you may feel the same about mine and reciprocate.
i join sfrack in this – your blog is in my blogroll too 🙂
Talkinmim, thanks a lot!!
There is no link in your name, how can I find you???
I have been rather engrossed in a series of books lately, and not been blogging. but have just had a happy evening flicing hrough my fave blogs. Then I remembered reading yours before so came back to see how life in japan was going on. Great stuff. Sorry to hear about the cats, but also ha ha, (we had a similar thing in Thailand except only one cat, which we thought was a man cat but then had 3 kittens in a sock drawer). Anyway, I nearly couldnt remember your title so i looked it back up on BMBs, and thought you might like to know that I have now put you on my blogroll anyway.
Hi there!
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I have been rather engrossed in a series of books lately, and not been blogging. but have just had a happy evening flicing hrough my fave blogs. Then I remembered reading yours before so came back to see how life in japan was going on. Great stuff. Sorry to hear about the cats, but also ha ha, (we had a similar thing in Thailand except only one cat, which we thought was a man cat but then had 3 kittens in a sock drawer). Anyway, I nearly couldnt remember your title so i looked it back up on BMBs, and thought you might like to know that I have now put you on my blogroll anyway.
+1
Hi, nice to meet you !
You’re an expat in Japan – oh how exciting.
Spent 16 days there in 2004 and LOVED it soooooooo much.
Just found you via HelloIt’sGemma.
Can’t wait to read more.
Liska x
Hi there,
I am a television producer working for major independent production company Optomen Television in London. We are currently producing a new documentary series for Channel 4 in the UK about people who have quit the rat race and moved to live in remote locations the world. It will be an inspirational series following the incredible stories of ordinary people who are living a unique way of life in some of the most beautiful and breath-taking places. The presenter, Kevin McCloud, best known for presenting the hit TV series ‘Grand Designs’ will visit people in their wildness homes and get to experience first-hand the wonder of life in these stunning locations.
Our research team in London is currently looking for suitable stories to feature in the series and we’re keen to contact people who may be interested in taking part.
I came across your website and I thought I would contact you so see if you could be interested?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Many thanks and Kind Regards,
Cheryl Jackson
Producer
Cheryl.jackson@optomen.com
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