Lebdawho's Guestbook

Tokyo Disney!
Wow! What a blast! And to go for free. A child's education is richer when there are things the teacher and the student have in common and can share a common experience, especially one like that! I know you are having the time of your life, and I want you to know we miss you at B&BW. Take care and I love keeping in touch!

Tokyo Disney
Hey Kathryn - what wet fun!!! Not quite the exprience we had at Disney World when you were in Elementary School huh? Looks like you all had plenty of fun despite the weather though. Love the pix of you and the flying elephant. Great rainey pictures! LebdaWhen

dude, i love the photo of the guy with the big fish XD he's like a fish king!

what lovely people
Kathryn, What lovely people you have traveling with you! I know that they very much enjoyed the wonderfully fresh shrimp and crab lunch you took them to, and the friendly taxi driver. May I also say that I never seen such small bathrooms before in my life! What a big opened beautiful city Hakodate is, and the cherry blossoms are absolutely beautiful! Can't wait to read the next blog! LebdaWhen

We miss you...
Cathy sent me the blog today--it all sounds amazing!!!! We are all doing well but missing you. All is going well w/ the coffee. It is pouring down rain here.........yeah!!! Keep the pictures coming. Kathryn, Your mom is sooo proud of you. Priscilla

So beautiful.....
Kathryn, your cherry blossoms are truly beautiful. They are so pink compared to the ones in Washington, DC. I can not wait to see them for myself. Please get them to stay opened until I get there to see them. I have been reading everything Japan I can. I am so ready to be there and see these beautiful trees and YOU. See you soon, LebdaWhen

What a great vacation
Kathryn - what a great vacation! I am so glad that you had the chance to see old friends and eat at some of your favorite places from your semester at school there. I have heard so much about these places that I still want to see Kyoto, Osaka and Kansai even if it is not when we come over this April. These are some great pictures - thanks for making the place real for the rest of us.

Cold
I am so sorry that you are so very cold! If it makes you feel any better it was 27 degrees in North Carolina this morning. Dad says he is ready for another snow storm (like the 2 feet we had in 2000). Guess I better fill the pantry with supplies. We would love for you to send a couple of inches of your snow here for Christmas. Sending warm (and loving) thoughts your way! LebdaWhen

ha ha... I have heard people say that they have never been so cold in their lives as when in Australian winter... We also dont have central heating... but i think it is colder in japan. Maybe it uses a lot of electircity? or the houses are older than when central heating was invented?

A Mac? Welcome to the Dark Side!
Kathryn: I'm having lots of fun traveling with you via your blog; sorry to hear about the demise of your Thinkpad, but glad to know you're all set up...even if it is a Mac, much to your Dad's dismay. Macs are all we use, so we're fans for sure. I bet you'll love it! We're getting ready for Christmas here, and we've even had some snow! All three of our kids will be home; can't wait! Work is crazy-busy, that's a good thing. Think of you every day, so far far away. You are (have always been) very brave!!! Hope all's well! xo

Beautiful pictures
Kathryn what beautiful pictures! Now I know one of the places that we are going when Dad & I come to visit. I am so very glad that Amy & Patricia came to visit you and that you got to go here, and eat some awesome Japanese food. I can hardly wait till I get to see this too. Keep taking those great pix! Love ya, LebdaWhen

Cool stuff
Kathryn - what an adventure. ?the golden turd? did you ever find out what that was about? It doesn't look too cold in Tokyo - is it cold in Snedai-shi yet? What was your hotel room like? Talk to you soon, love you - LebdaWhen