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Date: 8th August 2009
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Can you add me in your ym, I really want to see more, Sorry for bothering you or annoying you. But please, after you receive this comment, pls add me, my email add is jeon53@yahoo.com. Thanks!!!!!
From Blog: Korea
Asking a Favor
Can you add me in your ym, I really want to see more, Sorry for bothering you or annoying you. But please, after you receive this comment, pls add me, my email add is jeon53@yahoo.com. Thanks!!!!!
From Blog: Korea
Date: 8th August 2009
WOW!!!!!
I really like to go to Korea and Japan, I wish I could be there with my friends!!!! I am really very Jealous of you!!!! hahaha :D
From Blog: Korea
WOW!!!!!
I really like to go to Korea and Japan, I wish I could be there with my friends!!!! I am really very Jealous of you!!!! hahaha :D
From Blog: Korea
Date: 4th August 2009
Amazing
Eman--I have read all your blogs and have been amazed at everything you have done and witnessed. Thanks for sharing all the experiences with your family and friends. Love--Aunt Terry
From Blog: How do you measure a year?
Amazing
Eman--I have read all your blogs and have been amazed at everything you have done and witnessed. Thanks for sharing all the experiences with your family and friends. Love--Aunt Terry
From Blog: How do you measure a year?
Date: 20th July 2009
how do you measure a year?
For us the year was measured through your eyes, blogs, phone calls and emails. Through your ups and downs, successes and not... Your accomplishments, your realized dreams and attained goals. Our hearts are pounding with the anticipation of your arrival tomorrow. We are busting our buttons, so to speak with all that you have done, accomplished but more importantly with who you are. It seems that we sent away a boy and truly have a man returning. We know there is so much more to these 10 months than were written in your blog and we know what it took to work through the struggles and turn them into triumphs. Bravo to you, our son, Bravo!
From Blog: How do you measure a year?
how do you measure a year?
For us the year was measured through your eyes, blogs, phone calls and emails. Through your ups and downs, successes and not... Your accomplishments, your realized dreams and attained goals. Our hearts are pounding with the anticipation of your arrival tomorrow. We are busting our buttons, so to speak with all that you have done, accomplished but more importantly with who you are. It seems that we sent away a boy and truly have a man returning. We know there is so much more to these 10 months than were written in your blog and we know what it took to work through the struggles and turn them into triumphs. Bravo to you, our son, Bravo!
From Blog: How do you measure a year?
Date: 16th July 2009
See ya on the 21st
Interesting, very interesting. One of the things you were particularly interested in finding out was WWII from their perspective. Guess you found some answers.
From Blog: Yasukuni Jinja
See ya on the 21st
Interesting, very interesting. One of the things you were particularly interested in finding out was WWII from their perspective. Guess you found some answers.
From Blog: Yasukuni Jinja
Date: 16th July 2009
Yasunkuni
We also visited the memorial while in Tokyo with your Host Father. Similar sentiments from him to us. The festival was being set up and it was a carnival like atmosphere. The yellow lanterns are not the names of the deceased soldiers, but rather the names and sentiments of those who come there to visit the loved ones buried there. As with the rest of what we saw in Japan, such a mix of the old and new. Almost as if Japan does not know where to fit in. Interesting. xox mom
From Blog: Yasukuni Jinja
Yasunkuni
We also visited the memorial while in Tokyo with your Host Father. Similar sentiments from him to us. The festival was being set up and it was a carnival like atmosphere. The yellow lanterns are not the names of the deceased soldiers, but rather the names and sentiments of those who come there to visit the loved ones buried there. As with the rest of what we saw in Japan, such a mix of the old and new. Almost as if Japan does not know where to fit in. Interesting. xox mom
From Blog: Yasukuni Jinja
Date: 13th July 2009
Going away party
Emanuel I just finished reading your blog for the second time. It was so intriguing that I wanted to read it again.Hearing you sounding so happy, confident and fulfilled warmed my heaart. We are so proud of you.You have accomplished so much in the eleven months that you have been in Japan,not only academically,but you seem to have also acquired an appreciation of their culture,people and life in general. Again , let me say how proud we are of you as a person too.We love you very much and can'f wait to see you.Love Grams grams
From Blog: Going away party - fair trade style
Going away party
Emanuel I just finished reading your blog for the second time. It was so intriguing that I wanted to read it again.Hearing you sounding so happy, confident and fulfilled warmed my heaart. We are so proud of you.You have accomplished so much in the eleven months that you have been in Japan,not only academically,but you seem to have also acquired an appreciation of their culture,people and life in general. Again , let me say how proud we are of you as a person too.We love you very much and can'f wait to see you.Love Grams grams
From Blog: Going away party - fair trade style
Date: 2nd July 2009
circle
this circle and your membership in it has contributed greatly to your blossoming in the Japanese culture. I am thrilled that you had the foresight to evaluate and join, regardless of the initial differences and difficulties with language, customs etc. Again, you made an excellent choice for yourself, and for them also. They have benefited greatly from you membership also.
From Blog: My Circle
circle
this circle and your membership in it has contributed greatly to your blossoming in the Japanese culture. I am thrilled that you had the foresight to evaluate and join, regardless of the initial differences and difficulties with language, customs etc. Again, you made an excellent choice for yourself, and for them also. They have benefited greatly from you membership also.
From Blog: My Circle
Date: 11th June 2009
fantastic! interesting take on the Japanese wines and the compliment to their food. Makes sense! Looking forward to trying and buying!
From Blog: Sakuranbo and Wines
fantastic! interesting take on the Japanese wines and the compliment to their food. Makes sense! Looking forward to trying and buying!
From Blog: Sakuranbo and Wines
Date: 6th June 2009
ramen
ok, so it escapes me how they eat all of these carbs and greasy stuff and still remain stick thin. I will have to chose carefully, not as adventerous as my son. xo
From Blog: Ramen Fest
ramen
ok, so it escapes me how they eat all of these carbs and greasy stuff and still remain stick thin. I will have to chose carefully, not as adventerous as my son. xo
From Blog: Ramen Fest
Date: 23rd May 2009
GERMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am rolling here!! you are really tooooooooo much! however, humor or not... use caution ( and a mask) LOL!!! xoxo
From Blog: Germs, Germs, Germs!
GERMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am rolling here!! you are really tooooooooo much! however, humor or not... use caution ( and a mask) LOL!!! xoxo
From Blog: Germs, Germs, Germs!
Date: 19th May 2009
No Man is an Island
I read an article recently about Japan continuing to be one of the few truly homogeneous populations remaining in the modern world. Sounds like you are experiencing both the wonder and the frustration of both sides of this coin. It is difficult to imagine as our culture is so diverse and heterogeneous - but a unique experience which will serve you well. Sending a kiss and a hug - "Mrs. Migliaccio". :)
From Blog: Egyptian Adventure
No Man is an Island
I read an article recently about Japan continuing to be one of the few truly homogeneous populations remaining in the modern world. Sounds like you are experiencing both the wonder and the frustration of both sides of this coin. It is difficult to imagine as our culture is so diverse and heterogeneous - but a unique experience which will serve you well. Sending a kiss and a hug - "Mrs. Migliaccio". :)
From Blog: Egyptian Adventure
Date: 27th April 2009
first time I was thrilled to hear you had a sore throat!! Great blog/ love you xo
From Blog: Now this is cool
first time I was thrilled to hear you had a sore throat!! Great blog/ love you xo
From Blog: Now this is cool
Date: 25th April 2009
More fantastic countside, and adventures! I want them to adopt me. They are amazing! Especially HM. A woman after ny own heart, 2 minutes, Coach, $500! what a woman. xo
From Blog: Karuizawa
More fantastic countside, and adventures! I want them to adopt me. They are amazing! Especially HM. A woman after ny own heart, 2 minutes, Coach, $500! what a woman. xo
From Blog: Karuizawa
Date: 11th April 2009
Trees
This looks beautiful. I used to love the cherry blossoms in DC in the Spring (they were a gift from the Japanese) and these are showy and fantastic. Happy Easter to you! Can you believe only 4 more months until you are home again? PS - NYC can be a bit of a death trap. . . xo Auntie M and Uncle Mark
From Blog: Sakura
Trees
This looks beautiful. I used to love the cherry blossoms in DC in the Spring (they were a gift from the Japanese) and these are showy and fantastic. Happy Easter to you! Can you believe only 4 more months until you are home again? PS - NYC can be a bit of a death trap. . . xo Auntie M and Uncle Mark
From Blog: Sakura
Date: 11th April 2009
bought Chi chi a stroller today, NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \love the blog, all of it. You are amazing!
From Blog: Sakura
bought Chi chi a stroller today, NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \love the blog, all of it. You are amazing!
From Blog: Sakura
Date: 31st March 2009
under the sea!
Wow, another indescribable adventure! Cant wait to see this on the "tourist" route! The writing and description was beyond belief. Felt like I was there.
From Blog: Under the Sea
under the sea!
Wow, another indescribable adventure! Cant wait to see this on the "tourist" route! The writing and description was beyond belief. Felt like I was there.
From Blog: Under the Sea
Date: 19th February 2009
amazing
Eman--we are amazed at all the things you are seeing and doing. Can't wait to see you when you get home. Aunt Terry and Dan
From Blog: Mt. Fuji
amazing
Eman--we are amazed at all the things you are seeing and doing. Can't wait to see you when you get home. Aunt Terry and Dan
From Blog: Mt. Fuji
Date: 18th February 2009
The biggest rip off?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotte_(conglomerate)
From Blog: Korea
The biggest rip off?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotte_(conglomerate)
From Blog: Korea
Date: 17th February 2009
KOREA
glad you got a "taste" of Korea, just wish you had not got the food poisoning along with it. As usual your blog and descriptions could make for a travel brochure. Bravo!! love you, xo
From Blog: Korea
KOREA
glad you got a "taste" of Korea, just wish you had not got the food poisoning along with it. As usual your blog and descriptions could make for a travel brochure. Bravo!! love you, xo
From Blog: Korea
Date: 11th February 2009
Pix are unbelievable! You look fantastic, as usual. I want to hear all about this adventure after your return from K. xo mom
From Blog: Crash Course in Culture
Pix are unbelievable! You look fantastic, as usual. I want to hear all about this adventure after your return from K. xo mom
From Blog: Crash Course in Culture
Date: 2nd February 2009
Beer
Hi Emanuel: Reading this during the SuperBowl and Uncle Mark wants you to know he loves a good Molson Canadian! Just back from New Hampshire from a great restaurant that had no less than 20 beers, some microbrews and regionals on tap. The North Country seems to have a strange affinity for homebrews and quality - when you get home I strongly recommend a trip to Maine, Vermont or New Hampshire. Keep smiling.
From Blog: Tokyo Disneyworld and Yebisu Garden Place
Beer
Hi Emanuel: Reading this during the SuperBowl and Uncle Mark wants you to know he loves a good Molson Canadian! Just back from New Hampshire from a great restaurant that had no less than 20 beers, some microbrews and regionals on tap. The North Country seems to have a strange affinity for homebrews and quality - when you get home I strongly recommend a trip to Maine, Vermont or New Hampshire. Keep smiling.
From Blog: Tokyo Disneyworld and Yebisu Garden Place
Date: 30th January 2009
Eman, Uncle Ed and I just caught up with your amazing life in Japan!! We're so happy for you and for this unbelievable experience you are having. Thank you for sharing it with us, your blog is really something else! love you!!!
From Blog: Solving the birthrate problem one by one
Eman, Uncle Ed and I just caught up with your amazing life in Japan!! We're so happy for you and for this unbelievable experience you are having. Thank you for sharing it with us, your blog is really something else! love you!!!
From Blog: Solving the birthrate problem one by one
iloveokinawa
Johnny Bravo
I love Okinawa
I have to agree.!.. i love the people from Okinawa! They are so friendly and so happy all the time!. i probably go to Okinawa atleast once or twice a year to get away and be around happy go lucky people!.. Okinawa Japan
From Blog: Okinawan People are Great