gets along with her new friends.
At the school, trowing things or giving away all the schools furniture, including trowing some of my cars away too. Here, we have to pay a recicle fee for trowing things away :(
It's a shame people in Japan don't like used stuffs, only new ones, and I've seen so many junks in Tender Center(recicle shop), it would be great if I could take everything with me to Australia :(
I haven't had time to go shopping yet, but shop for fabrics is in my agenda :)
Unfortunatelly, I think it's not possible to take pictures of maikos(atual gueishas), as they walk along the Kyoto's roads, and I'm not going there.
I miss you all! Love&blessings,
Yoriko
1 My office...its a real mess now!!!
2 Front door
3 one of the classroom
4 another classroom
5 some students on a visit to the Planetarium 2 years ago.
Well I can't wait to see what fabric you going to buy on your shopping trip????
Thanks for sharing the photo's with us
Love and Hugs Yvonne
Yes, indeed it is a shame that Japanese people don't like re-using things. I believe in recycling a lot of stuff and am always taking things to my church op-shop. You just never know who might need something.
Glad you got to see your grand-daughter going to school. Isn't it a lovely time watching them gain their independence. I can still remember Ben's first day! I was devastated, and he was absolutely wonderful and didn't have a care in the world. Oh! how life goes round in full circle.
Anyway have a great trip and I'm looking forward to seeing what you purchase and bring back to Australia.
Love and blessings Chris
I pray that will be true for you.
Hugs n roses, M
Thanks for sharing the pictures of your school, it looked like a wonderful place. It is a shame that the people of Japan do not like to recycle and that things are just thrown away. Happy to hear you are enjoying time with your family, can't wait to see the pictures.
Ardith