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Note to self! I really want to see The Girl who Leapt Through Time.  Luckily, it is on at ACMI! I love ACMI.

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Even though I have a literature degree and want to be a librarian, I’m not doing much good at reading serious books. Mostly at the moment, I read comedy, travel books, sci-fi, books for teens or graphic novels. Or usually, all of them at once. I read multiple things in tandem. I [...]

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I really think you’d better know that I have a really over-sized hair clip.

I didn’t buy it in Japan. I bought it at Melbourne airport when I dropped off my mum.
I did buy these in Japan, however.

SO LAREY.

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Further to a conversation I had with CJ, my circus buddy, I would like to share with you some THINGS. Good things. Things I like. Things I wish to pursue. Things other people might catch onto. Purely for my own interest, and for retrospective analysis. Things.
THING ONE – very, very [...]

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Plastic ume blossoms, originally uploaded by urbn pirate.

In this photo, real cherry blossoms are what is missing. Plastic glory. Although they were the closest we got to cherry blossoms in Japan.
On this blog, my sidebar is what is missing. Where’s my buttons? Where’s my blogroll? I’m so confused. Can anyone else see them? [...]

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huzzah! I have returned, victorious. Or, at least, alive. Small mercies. Tell you what, the best part about coming back from overseas is catching up on all the back entries of other people’s blogs. The worst part about coming back from overseas is everything else. Especially the public transport. Oh jeebus, we are so backward. [...]

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bex wa doko desu ka?

(photo from pingmag)
Japan, that’s where. At least, as of tomorrow. And I might even blog about it! Maybe. Hooray for the land of the rising wireless internet.
Until then, entertain yourself with:
* an atmospheric photoset of excellent Osaka. Imagine my happy little face in there.
* a cool blogger who lives in Japan [...]

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