Mmmm, that's quite a platefull of sushi
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The story of a transition from Japan to Cambridge
About Me
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- Name:Benjamin Gleitzman
- Location:Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Working my way through college
Previous
- Micah looks a little angry with his sushi, but I p...
- This is Kanonji around 10 PM. On the night of a f...
- That night we ate some fudge banana pancakes
- And apple juice
- Micah, after being told he has won Rotary Exchange...
- If this isn't the most rockin' "New Kids on the Bl...
- Host Dad, Micah, Me, and Host Grandfather
- One of the many temples founded by Kobo Daishi
- At temples you can find small statues, usually dre...
- Here is a rastafarian-style statue
Enjoyables
- Tamano Trials and Tribulations
- Mimi: Adventures in College
- Anthony Drinks Life from a Fire House
- Micah Around the World
- Life Is A Fire Hose?
- Kostya in Germany
- Rahul in Japan
- Agata in France
- Angela teaches English
- Koji's Japanese Poetry
- Wataru's Rock Band
- Japan Brats
- Anna's Amazing Tokyo Blog
- Ana's Tokyo Flog
- Dimitri's Tokyo Blog
- Tomoya's Musical Site
- Miwako's Laugh & Peace
- Howdy Mr. Nippon
- Ever Been To Annecy, France?
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2 Comments:
I think you have a great style - but I absolutely love Micah's style -
boys wearing a cap/hat/bonnet whatever that is called make them look very nice and peaceful :-)
I think after finishing my Kimono , I will knit a cap...
By anna, today being a carrott, at 2:13 AM
I’m sorry that I have to contradict. Did Bob Marley ever look peaceful?
Benjamin, I’m so glad that you do not wear a woolen cap, unless for meteorological reasons of course. But who knows, maybe you take up knitting now that you have tried out sewing - which by the way I find cool. Good job! Being independent is an important thing, no matter if one is male or female. Take care, Bibi.
By Bibi Blogsberg, at 2:05 PM
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