Just in case you were getting bored with all of those temples, shrines, and beautiful scenery.
p.s. I don't think it's too late to get tickets.
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An aromatic life with three boys
Who?
The boys:
Max, age 10. "Canive dessert?" Alek, age 7. "Can we go home now?"
Hugo, age 7. "I'll eat it."
Fig, age 3 (approx.) The Famous Puggle.
Their parents:
Beth: mom. Professor, occasional domestician
Darrin: dad, Professor, wine taster
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- We are an American family of five (plus dog). Our current project is living in Japan for 11 months.
Disclaimer...
We are grateful to the generous support of the Fulbright program and the Japan-US Educational Commission, which is making our year in Japan possible. This blog is not an official Fulbright Program blog. The views expressed are our own and not those of the Fulbright Program, JUSEC, the U.S. Department of State or any of its partner organizations.
hi b and d: i almost forgot about "surprising breezes". enjoyed catching up on your new life. you are all so cute! margaret
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