| Cleaning. Resting. Friends will be in soon for the night.
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| We are home. We enjoyed our time and learned some things. Met some new people. Made some new contacts. Saw Mt. Fuji and all her glory. Kids partied like there was no tomorrow. They are presently being deprogrammed; especially king Tomo. Ate a nice, hot meal of spaghetti. Took a wonderful, hot bath.
Will get around to updating better sooner or later. Gonna relax the rest of the night.
No kerosene purchased yet, so we will cuddle up close together on the electric carpet and maybe veg out to a movie. I was informed by the movie enthusiasts in the house that the movies are 4 for 1000yen at Tsutaya.
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| Yesterday I went in pursuit of a turkey for Thanksgiving. It is now sitting in my freezer awaiting for the proper time of roasting. Yay!
The boys had field day at the school today. Today is a Japanese holiday, Culture Day. Tomo participated for his first time. Corey stayed hear Skyler and took lots of pictures with Skyler's camera. I stayed with Tomo and took pictures on my camera. We had some leftover sukiyaki the other night, so I turned it into a "donburi" (a rice bowl) and we had that for a lunch. After lunch we participated in family things, which included tying legs together and running laps, capture the flag, and a family relay. It was fun, but we were all pretty tired after that.
I have pictures to post, but I do not have the time or energy to post them right now. I rain to a children's clothing store after field day to find a few more pants for Tomo. The pants I have as hand me downs just aren't fitting Tomo quite right. Mostly they are was too long in the legs. That little outing is the trip that really wore me out. I am exhausted.
We are all packed, and tomorrow we set out on yet another adventure. It never ends. This time we are headed to a church planting conference. We are all very excited about it. Better get some rest because the conference is no time to rest.
Be back Friday.
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