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Lived in Hokkaido many years ago as an A.E.T. (Assistant English Teacher) and am soon taking my own children back there for a visit!
Enjoyed your photos!
reconcile_us@yahoo.com
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Alex, my love! It is wonderful catching up on your life in Japan! I can't believe that you are preparing yourself for cherry blossoms; I am preparing myself for a ski-doo race at the end of April. :) What different worlds we are inhabiting these days! I love the journals - keep them coming! Hugs and kisses, Em |
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I am having the best time visiting Japan through your eyes. It's wonderful to see not only the sights, but all those little things that I would never see otherwise. Loved the boot in the second-hand store. Do you think they have it in another color? Much,much love from California, Connie and family |
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Hello from Tweed. I have had a great time looking through the latest pics. What an incredibly beautiful place! Glad you are getting to see so many places there. What religion are all the shrines? Love to you both, Mum/Penny XO XO
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Alex,
You look so happy!
Missing you here at home.
Lots of snow and cold weather, I bet you're not missing that!
Love you pics
Will keep in touch.
Miss ya, Lynne and the girls xxxxxx |
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we're coming to seeeeeee you! |
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OK-THREE WORDS.....BUY ME BOOTS... the same ones..but in mammoth size...i assume ill need the biggest size they make... what a 9.5 there...you might have to go to the big and tall store....wait does that even exist over there..??....but im actually completly serious...i want those boots...christmas...PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love You. (will be waiting for the package..im serious)
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Hello Alexandra and Zac! You look fabulous in the kimono and I can't wait to see Tokyo. Ali and I are planning our wardrobe already!! Don't burn your footsies on the hot carpet. Love the pictures, take care of yourselves, stay warm!! |
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Hi Alex and Zac! I have been thinking about you two, and I always love to get a letter! Thanks so much -- I will reply to it better in a little while. For now, though, I had to come see the pictures of Alex in the Kimono -- incredibly beautiful. It really suits you, Alex. The story of the blue aerobic-atic men in flying tights and synchronized pec-flexes sounds like the best thing I've heard in a while. Your description was better than a picture, I think, because my imagination had great fun with it. Anyway, looks like a lot of glutenous dishes: always a treat. I'm referring to the food, now, that is. The men aren't so glutenous-looking, I'm sure. Off to buy mittens now -- it's biting cold today!! XO Julee |
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Hey Alejandro,
I think your great. I loved the entry on the aerobics.I wish I could join you and rock out with limber little men. I miss you and your smarts. You would be so proud of my new smarts that I have found. You sound so happy living so far away. I hope you are and I can sympathise.
love you.
Ciao,
Caro |
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Hello Alex,
I was wondering why people were referring to spam and obscene language and now I see why!
I was so pleased to hear that you and Zak had such a lovely Thanksgiving although it would have been a real Lost in Translation moment if you would have been stuck with cabbage and mayo. Congrats on the teaching job...soon we can compare notes on strategies. I always think of you when I peel a banana starting from the other side like a monkey does. I will do the Groove thing as soon as I have a spare moment.
Keep the pictures and messages coming -this is great!
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Hi Alex and Zac,
It's so exciting to read about your adventures and see your amazing photos. Blaine keeps saying (over and over and over) that he wants to go to Japan. Maybe I'll have to send you a bunkmate at some point!
Glad the earthquakes weren't life threatening. Glad the chocolate is a good medicament. Actually, it always is...
Well, tis very late, my eyes very sleepy.
Byebye,
Julee |
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 | Francesca (cesca to alex)
10/25/2005, ottawa...fun city...not so much., Canada |
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Hi alli (and Zac),
I have just found this "comment" page and plan to include lots of spam and obscene language...what a wierd note...anyways...send more pictures of wierd things, and i want to see what typical food dishes look like...try to take pictures of food thats not scary so me and caro come to visit you... you know how we are ... ;)
Be brave and know that i really miss you...
Love you.
Ces...( bracelet still on, and everything here is still the same..you know what i mean)
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I will try to keep it in English with no offensive language or spam! This is a great idea. I love checking in to see what has been happening. Glad the earth quakes are small. Love to you both, Mum/ Penny XO XO
PS I had to put Kingston as this site doesn't know Tweed or Belleville! |
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Great photo journal, Zac! It's wonderful to be able to have a glimpse of your experiences in Japan. I'm absolutely thrilled that you're enriching your life by living and working abroad. I'm so proud of you! Love to you and Alex (whom I'd like to meet one of these days),
Your sister!
www.art-therapy.us
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Alex and Zac,
I hope you guys are having a wonderful thanksgiving, even without turkey. Luke and I are thinking about you. Kath |
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The pictures are lovely, and it's great to hear from you. I'm glad you're settling in well. We think of you often - take care of yourself, babe.
Oh, and Morgan says to tell you that you're still Little John. |
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yes it does!
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