My flowers :) |
Tonight i got to speak japanese with locals, try 飲み放題 (nomihodai - all u can drink) for the first time, play some Korean drinking games and also try mochi pizza. It was actually really good.
While we were sitting in the Izakaya, a Japanese guy came over and gave me and Hannah some flowers and said 'welcome to Japan' lol. Usually I detest looking so western, as it makes you stick out like a sore thumb, but every cloud has a silver lining I suppose. Who am I to question spontaneous flowers from a stranger?
thanks for the thoughtfulness...
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Found you from the A-Z Challenge, it sounds like it’s going to be so much fun (with a bit of stress thrown in) and I can’t wait to get started!! I’m now following your blog on GFC and I hope you have a chance to check out my blog.
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Gosh, I hope you're okay if you're still in Japan. A-Z Challenger, too.
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How kind :) Thats awesome! They're pretty flowers too.
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LOL :) Every cloud does have a silver lining.
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Hope you are safe and well in Japan.
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That was so sweet of him. The more I learn of Japanese people the more interested I become. You must be having an amazing experience.
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That is pretty cool to receive flowers like that. Found you through the A to Z challenge.
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Visited Japan many, many years ago. Lovely place. Really feel for the hardships the people are going through right now.
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That's sweet! My brother is arranging to teach English in Japan for a year and he's really excited about it. It's good to have good stories to refer him to.
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