Here I have backed up all of the blogs I wrote on Multiply, over the years. They are old, and apparently the images do not get imported, but it was worth a try. Currently I cannot seem to see any posts, but in the Dashboard it says I have over 1200 posts imported here. It may take a while to get this working.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Veggies From The Universe
This morning at 9am, the Kuroneko courier buzzed my interphone and told me she had a parcel for me. I had no idea what it could be, but as she was quite cute, I let her in, and she came up (good thing I don't live in the basement otherwise I would have had to say, "and she went down").
I signed for the parcel. It was huge. I mean big. And H.E.A.V.Y.!
So I brought it into the kitchen, opened it up and it was full of vegetables!
From Ito-san in Kamishii-mura! (the ones to whom I gave the fridge and laundry machine)
The vegetable guy!
They are the ones who always brought us hakusai (chinese cabbage), daikon, onions (round and long), cucumbers out the wazoo, eggplant, cabbage, corn and more!
I had no idea that they would do this so I was grinning ear to ear as I counted them all out:
Eight daikon and seven hakusai!
I have no idea what the heck I am going to do with them all other than try to give most away because I won't be able to eat this much cabbage or radish even if I suddenly transmogrify into a rabbit!
So I called Ito-san up, thanked him profusely and asked him how to "store" all these veggies. He told me. And so I shall do. They are on the balcony drying out a bit, and then I will wrap the hakusai back up in the newspaper and store them upside down (base at the to, ears facing down) so they don't rot. The daikon I'll just keep in the fridge.
The more love you send out to the Universe, the more it comes back multiplied!
Want to come on by for a nabe party?
I love you!
Cambit Hasen Pfeffer
Great New Program
Here's a "great" new program at my gym that I'm sure every native english speaker is just "dying" to sign up for!
Of course it is a shortened version of "hot stretch", designed to warm you up before you exercise... but man... couldn't they have come up with something just a little less... *gag*
The Internet Axe Murderer's Club Welcomes Carol Draczynski
Welcomes with the loving arms of Globalized Love!
Debunking the Myth: An Internet Axe Murderer Story (Part 1)
(Four parts to this series)
Oh. My. God. I LOVE doing this!!!!!
Mission Accomplished.
I love you!
Cam
Friday, November 27, 2009
Pissed!!
After that's done it is off to Shinjuku for an adventure (keep an eye on my youtube channel for details) . Tomorrow I'm meeting Matt for lunch @ an undecided local (he works today or I'm sure he would partake in this adventure as well).
Sooooo... I get everything done, throw my fake leather jacket (designed by H&M but slapped together in The World's Factory), bowed to the House Elves and gave them my "Itte kimasu" salutation as I do every time I part from my abode, locked the door, caught the elevator down, and on my way out of the elevator...
slipped in a puddle of very obviously bright yellow DOG PEE and nearly wiped myself out!!!!
My apt is a pet-friendly place. People lodge complaints about hearing bumps and thumps coming from other apts but then they ignore their dog pissing in the lobby of our security entrance (only residents can get into that part of the foyer)!
Talk about being pissed! Not me... the poor dog who probably felt bad about it because dogs are smart enough to "know when to hold it, and know when to fold it. Know when to walk away and know when to run..."
Well, just another example of how so many humans all around the world go through life totally unaware of their surroundings. They miss out on so much that is wonderful about life and living when they close themselves in the dark batcave of their mind.
Time to change trains so I hope your day and evening goes well and don't forget to check my YouTube channel in a day or two!
Love
Cam
*shakes head in disbelief at puddle of insensitive dog urine in front of the elevator entrance*
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
It's all in how you see it
I think I'll skip this 8:15 and catch the 8:20 instead. That way I can catch a better position (maybe) by being first in line now (bye train) and also it allows me to perceive that I have plenty of time (I do!) instead of arriving and immediately jumping on the train...
If you change the way you perceive things, you change your reality. That is all there is to it.
Have a good one.
I love you!
Cam