Author: davidandkiyomi
A sick bird no longer.
It seems that Thunderbird 1.0 does work with NAV (or is that NAV works with thunderbird?), anyway, it seems that I had a particaulr setting set up a wee bit too high on the firewall, a slight readjust... Read More
Is this hard?
More ads today, distributed another 100, to selected houses. I didn’t know walking around putting peices of paper into people’s letterboxes could be so hard! It doesn’t help when the... Read More
Let’s start.
Well it’s done, the office has been fixed up (few coats of paint, floors cleaned and polished, window ledges stained a nice rose colour), business name finally chosen (don’t get me started... Read More
Make it a good one.
Happy New Year! Let’s hope it’s a good one. Up at a decent time this morning, paid a visit to Rokusho Shrine. Debated whether we should walk or drive. We ended up walking – good deci... Read More
Culture everywhere.
I managed to take the bike out today for a test ride. Well actually I went to get my hair cut and couldn’t be bothered walking. Had to pump the tyres up as 5 weeks in storage didn’t help &... Read More
やきいも うるさい! Or bloody noisy Yakiimo van.
I’ve been back here for a month now (doesn’t time fly) and one thing that I noticed was the Yakkimo van. Yakiimo in case you didn’t know is basically “grilled sweet potato̶... Read More
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas – may your holidays be a safe and happy one. And all of this happens, because the world is waiting. Waiting for one child; Black-white-yellow, no one knows… but a child tha... Read More
Tenno no tanjobi – Emperor’s birthday.
Today is 天皇誕生日 (Tenno no tanjobi) or (Japanese) Emperor’s Birthday holiday. This holiday changes with each different Emperor as each Emperor has a different birthday (how about that?) ... Read More
Spam me not.
Due to the comment spam I’ve been getting over the last week, I’ve updated this blog (which runs on Movabletype) to the latest version AND enabled Typekey logins. Typekey is a free service... Read More
Disturbing nature.
With 神道 (Shinto), one of the religions in Japan, nature is considered sacred (though you’d never guess it by looking at all the concrete here) and whenever anything is done that “disrupts&... Read More