Whoops. Not a good thing to have missed a month. Again, I am slipping and starting to fall into negligence. I am not proud to admit that I have been very lazy recently and I’m blaming it on the summer heat. I just feel so uninspired and unmotivated when I am hot and cranky. Still, that’s not good because we were actually prepared for this … Continue reading July Roundup
What’s this? A second post for the month?! I’m on a roll. I’m attempting to gather my thoughts because things are still disorganized and cluttered in my mind and life. But. June is a good time for me to re-group and to take stock of things. I’ve mentioned in my previous post that I have about six months left in the year to do stuff, … Continue reading June Roundup
Woah, it’s been a while! And here I was thinking that I wanted to be more consistent with this blog. Unfortunately, I think we’ve all learned during the last three years of this pandemic that things just don’t always go the way we’ve planned. I had good intentions, though. I had plans to post a useful article once a week, on a certain day, and … Continue reading New Leaf
Happy New Year? Is it still okay to say that even though the month of January is almost over? I am not really sure. But I figured this is a good time to start anew considering last year was a wash. I can’t believe that my last post on this blog was last April. Looking at that post, it looked like a very positive and … Continue reading 2022
Today is the middle of the work week. My husband and I just had a leisurely breakfast and spent an hour talking about random stuff. It started out with my husband talking about work and what his co-workers were doing today. For some reason, we moved on to discussing the differences between American homes and Japanese houses. How my parents and my sister both own … Continue reading Chilled
That’s the way to go. I am slowly getting there, back to the me that I was before this pandemic hit. Five days ago, I went for a run. The first time in two months that I was able to do it. Not the best time in the world because I jogged slowly, at a pace that was a good start but entirely too slow … Continue reading Slowly
Happy New Year. I know, we’re already almost done with the month but I figured it doesn’t hurt to start with that since this is my first post for the year. I just hope this year will be better for everyone. There’s been a lot of good news recently, despite all the bad things that’s been happening, too. Where do we start? My parents got … Continue reading 2021
Yes, you read that right. My husband handed me a small slip of paper the other day and said he was getting a bonus. Oh, right. It’s December. Some workers in Japan, if you’re lucky enough to be working for an organization that does it, get a summer and winter bonus. Hubby is one of those lucky people. I am not. Sigh. So I look … Continue reading Bonus
And in a disappointing, but not unexpected twist of events, the Go-To Travel campaign instituted by the Japanese government has come to a stop–at least in Sapporo anyway. The campaign was meant to stimulate the economy in Japan after these hard few months of asking people to stay home and make sacrifices. I get it. It was hard not to travel during the summer months. … Continue reading The Third Wave
Today is November 23, 2020. In Japan it is Kinrō Kansha no Hi or 勤労感謝の日 in Japanese. It’s meant to be a day to celebrate labor, the productivity of Japanese people. Appropriately, it’s a National Holiday and lots of people have a day off from work. Except for me, of course. But I don’t resent it. I find it extremely fitting that I would be … Continue reading National Labor Thanksgiving Day
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