(Yes, it was that time of the year again. Spent most of the evening in bed – but – not in a good way; had a cold)
(As Aoi so accurately pointed out: “if you eat their food you’ll turn into a pig”. If you haven’t seen Sen to Chihiro you should)
(Smells so bad it had to be good)
(Willie found a good place for veggies in the Hills. Thanks man)
So, perhaps last night out with these kids. Maybe I’ll catch most of them around the galleries in February, or around March. It’s been fun!
(First snap of my sis in her second visit here)
I got obscene pictures. I just don’t think it’s a good idea to post those on this blog. Regardless – the night of tacos was a success. It’s a yearly thing. Why don’t you come by next year?
(Akira working the gears at the extremely quiet narration room)During the last week I put out a gaijin-tsukaihoudai, a week free of ‘using a (the) foreigner’.
This day I were called for narration. I heard it turned out ok.
…If you were observant you might have catched the not-so funny gag in there.
Met a cool Host. The only foreign host in Kabukicho, or so I am told.
For the record: straight. Both of us. Why can’t 2 gents enjoy ironic purikura?
Conclusion reached tonight: I’m in the wrong business.
(Nothing to add besides awesome)
(I will miss that place. Not that I slept in those bushes or anything)
N o – m o r e – p r e s e n t a t i o n s – i n – J a p a n e s e – u n t i l – I – c a n – s p e a k – p r o p e r l y
(Opens up with a solo)
(Still on the solo)
(Upholding peace is an important part of Japanese culture)
(Yes yes, kouken is not only the place to be, it’s a place to come. It’s a place where you’d be judged by what you’re saying, while shivering, and not by what you are wearing)