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TINY TEA HOUSE

Tea or Coffee?

Are you a tea chairman or a coffee person?

Daily Photo – Tiny Tea House

Once it got to be quite dim outside, we was dog-tired, so we retreated back into this little tea residence to relax. There were so many exuberant sum and nic-nacs everywhere… It was very good to zen-out, eat tea and snacks, and just arrange of look around at all the little nooks and crannies.

After about half an hour, we had regained my wits and decided to set up for this discerning shot to share it with you.

SNOWY A SNOW MONKEY

Travel Days

Tips for Managing Airports:

1) Bring snacks from home – You can’t ever find just what you want at the airport… and, when pressed, you might end up removing crappy food that creates you feel kind of junky on the plane.

2) Laugh at the TSA – It is in truth “security theater” as you watch them pat down grandmas and children. I’ve seen so many foolish things they do just to give the “impression” of security, that we try not to get insane any more… and we just try to recollect that TSA stands for Tub Stacking Authority. And, also, at your convenience possible, transport outward of US Airports, where they provide you like a tellurian and not a man in line at Taco Bell. Try the Japanese airports and you will have a happy experience.

3) Watch people’s eyes – we like to investigate people by seeking at the way they are receiving in the universe around them. It’s very interesting… may be you can see it too… when people just have a look in their eye like they’ve since up on life. You know what we mean… and then you see the eye of some other people and they look amazingly full-of-life and ready to rivet in the world.

Daily Photo – Snowy the Snow Monkey

This little man and we had a little loyalty after a few days.

I outlayed time all over the mountainous country and rivers here outward of Nagano receiving photos of these sleet monkeys. And you get to know them after a while… there are a few that you see over and over again. we proposed giving them names… the same way my daughter gives names to everything… and all the names were quite childish… Like we called this guy, “Snowy.” It wasn’t very creative, but he didn’t appear to mind.

He followed me around sunrise and night. And he posed… oh how he desired to pose. Some other monkeys we got too tighten too and they gave me the wide-mouth conflict move…. but we never got too tighten to Snowy. we didn’t want to hurt the little grizzly-man thing we had a-goin’ on.

CALENDAR 6.9.11

Calendar 6.9.11
On Jun eleven Anderson & Roe Piano Duo, Pianofest renowned alumni performs at 7 p.m. at the Southampton Cultural Center. Outdoors WED JUN eleven Lighthouse Loop with the East Hampton Trails Preservation Society. Includes a snack mount stop. Bring H2O and snacks. 10 a.m. Meet at Camp Hero Road, Montauk. 668-2093. Walk and Learn Hike about glaciations with the [...]

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CHINESE PIRATES

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Daily Photo – Chinese Pirates

One evening, my vessel motorist was speeding down the Li River as eve was approaching. Every hook hold new secrets as we wound our way serve from civilization. we had a bag full of snacks to my left side and my DSLR to my right. Sitting out on the front of the boat, we had a full perspective of all that was entrance at me, so it was pretty amazing.

Just prior to we got to the turn-around spot, we came opposite this old ship. Part of me longed for to go inside to try a little bit… the other part of me was a bit freaked out. Since we was new to this part of the ‘verse, we suspicion there could be Reavers inside.