I get mixed messages here.
Meanwhile, back in Japan and with an aftertaste, I couldn’t wait to Let’s American Party
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The weirdest smile of the season.
Eri met us up. Spotted Johan Renck in the Acnes store nearby too, which was funny, as I spotted him in LA last time in the US.
Sweeties.
“GIVE ME THE CAMERA, GIVE ME THE CAMERA!!!”
Moe’s. Supposed to be the finer choice in fast food Mexican, which it definitly was, but I still prefered that old Tacobell.
One for the road. Only had/have something this properly greased up once in a blue moon. Behind it: a blue moon.
Very defined cloud, with a very defined shadow, just outside the airplanewindow.
Becky on the other hand saw none of this. She was knocked out by prescription drugs for the whole duration of the flight. And then some.
How about that. Went to the Cheesecake factory in NY and had it all except the cheesecake.
One of ny wishes for christmas; one very common yet rarely fulfilled wish year round actually; is carrot juice.Â
Or to be more precise: carrot juice made out of just carrot.
In Japan I’ve never, ever, EVER come across just carrot juice.
They always have to sneak in Lemon, or any other vegetable, plus a cocktail of preservatives.
So it was with glee Becky found this one for me on the near opposite side of the globe right on baby jesuses birthday eve.
Ah yes. The Robot Restaurant.
Steep entrance fee.
Gunnar and me preparing to assimilate.
Destination Calabria came on before the first few robots made their entrance.
“Mad” scientist.
Can’t have a display of robots without a few people in animal costumes. My favorite to come:
…Just look how happy that ostrich is. Both of them.
The retarded dino was just a bonus.
Then Gunnar cut off my hand.
One need to go to incredible length to aquire Turkey, the bird, in Japan. Lucikly Linus have connections. Turkey connections. Which we all were thankful for.
Found on an office window in Tokyo.
Caught eating ribs …
Illustrated by Ben J Adams:
These (see previous post). Like so many other companies we have to keep these hats by our desks in case of an emergency.
Ah yes. Pointing and laughing at people.