Lovely "Martha Stewart" bluegreen colored paper. Actually, these papers come from a bottle of gum sold in Japan. hehehe The gum makers include a pad of papers in each bottle for when you want to dispose of your gum. Omoshiroi. Interesting. Mark never uses the paper to throw out his gum, so we've got these little tiny pads of paper floating around the house.
Poor Evan looks wasted. He actually wasn't feeling well when I asked him to pick a name from the bowl. He's a trooper.
Congratulations, Kaneyuki's! Its your lucky day! I'm sending a package of Japanese candies and snacks your way.
Thank you to all of you out there for keeping up with my little personal challenge and commenting or just lurking. Its been fun reading every one's comments!
I think the most interesting part of my daily bloggings has been finding out who's reading my ramblings. I guess in my mind I still think that its just some friends and family reading, but it really is bigger than that. I'm in touch with lots of old and new friends and friends I've never met in real life.
Its a nice reminder that the Internet isn't just a virtual space of zeros and ones, but that there's real people on the other side who, like me, appreciate being heard. So thanks for reading. Thanks for making me feel like I matter. :)
1 comments:
yay! i've never won anything. i'm serious. even at our sixth grade party when every person won something and no one was supposed to be left out and feel bad about it... well i didn't get a single thing, but i was too shy to say anything. it was more traumatizing to me to have to call attention to my prizelessness than to be prizeless.
don't worry i'm really not scarred from this event, but it does make winning a random drawing extremely exciting!
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