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things i see in Fujisawa

























(from left to right)
Eri
"Naive Lady" toilet paper? I'm guessing there was a thesauras involved here...
Issa Foodium Bar! "quietness--it is the summit of the clouds that can be seen at the bottom of the lake."

Enoshima beach, an easy 30 minute walk along the river, is a dirty..dirty beach..and there's a lot of it.. the trash from the summer beach bars still washes ashore today. I saw parts of shoes, cds, glasses, high heels, and more starfish than I've ever seen outside of an aquarium...we spent an hour checking starfish for signs of life....the ones
that did..we put them back in poseidon's hands...

Finally, last but never the least: Hotel Chapel Christmas.
Nothings says "christ who?" like a christmas "chapel" themed love hotel. Yes--the prices are 2990 yen (20 bucks) for 90 minutes, 4990 yen (40) for 3 hours,
and 7990 for a full night... yay! I will stay in a love hotel eventually...even if it's me and a friend or a blood relative... it's one of those things you just do..right? besides..I hear there's a hotel in shinjuku where you can get a buddha shaped dildo for about 15 bucks...
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Pura said…
I miss you.
9:53 PM
redwinandconfucius said…
dearest pura, dearest "cloudswillclearthesky"
i love you both.

pura--called you today..hung up when I remembered that you work on the weekends...

and cwcts--i called you today too...
10:07 PM
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