Getting Out in Japan

First off, my feet are tired and sore.  I truly love that so much of Japan is so very accessible, however my feet are not used to this much activity.  I am hoping they catch up and get in the game soon or the next 3 years will be painful - I'm not giving up … Continue reading Getting Out in Japan

Week 2 in Japan

This week did not turn out the way we planned but I'm not complaining.  The plan was: Friday: we pass the written portion of the driving test, go into town and have sushi! Saturday/Sunday: explore a LOT, get train swipey thingies and go visit the husband's co-workers for a bbq or whatever. Monday/Tues: move in … Continue reading Week 2 in Japan

A New Chapter in Life

So it begins today, our new chapter in a new place. The last 10 years we have moved several times but always domestic, from one coast to the other.  Today we break that chain and catch a 12 hour flight to Japan to live and experience a very different way of life.  I can't fully … Continue reading A New Chapter in Life

T Minus 42 Hours and Counting!

Yes, it's that close to move day!  T Minus 42 Hours and Counting for our flight to Japan! We spent the last two weeks traveling to visit family in Arizona, Louisiana and Texas and now we are back in San Diego doing last minute calls to credit cards and planning our final meals in America...until … Continue reading T Minus 42 Hours and Counting!

My Seed Work

My Seed Work (some of this is borrowed from my friend Shirley) I celebrate the following Sabbats: Yule – December 21, 2013 Imbolc – February 2 Ostara (a/k/a spring equinox or vernal equinox) – March 20, 2013 Beltane (a/k/a May Day) – May 1 Midsummer (a/k/a Litha, summer solstice) – June 21, 2013 Lughnasadh (a/k/a … Continue reading My Seed Work

Tears Aren’t Always Healthy Follow Up

A follow up to the Tears Aren’t Always Healthy post. I'm happy to report my tear ducts are clear!  No surgery is needed. Yay! Basically, the doctor numbed my eye with drops, poked a needle around in the corner, then flushed it all down my throat. Bleh!  It was weird. Ok it wasn't this bad but … Continue reading Tears Aren’t Always Healthy Follow Up