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Miwa: (Oh no, he's back and he's gonna ruin me. This is the end of Miwa😵💫😵💫 I'll fall again into his strong and tattooed arms and he's gonna dump me again 😭😭😭😭)
I guess we’re all a bit Miwa 😂😂😂
This is the end of this short story, I hope you enjoyed it and please let me know if you want more! I need to practice poses and photo angles again but I promise you better pics
Extensive prospect of Yamato plain from Omiwa lookout
大美和の杜展望台からの大和平野の眺め
Omiwa Shrine, Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture
奈良県桜井市三輪 大神神社（通称：みわさん）
Ricoh GXR MOUNT A12_Super-Takumar 1:1.8/55
Miwa in the field
by Alice Boyd
Botanical Gardens Puerto de La Cruz
23/04/2017
It was a hot day in Tenerife. After a scorching morning on the beach, walking up and down handing out questionnaires to tourists, the ecotourism team headed to the botanical gardens. We continued our research in the shade of the Coussapoa Dealbata, amongst the bromeliads, aroids, and aloes. It wasn’t long before we realised that the busload of tourists that unloaded at the gardens were in fact all German, meaning that we could only manage a handful of conversations with those who spoke enough English. What better use of the time than to stop and have a photoshoot? This is a vital lesson in Fieldwork: if fieldwork gives you lemons, make lemonade.
So this is it. Our time in Japan has come to an end. We've actually been in the US for two weeks but I've been loath to post anything because it's sad.
For those of you who only follow our flickr account and don't know the situation, our time in Japan was only for 3 years which has now finished. We're back in California area and I'm currently looking for a new job and I expect that we'll either settle in the LA or SF areas. I'm sure I'll post more updates as we figure out where our life will take us, but for now that's up in the air.
It was depressing to say good bye to our friends and our home for the past three years, never to return to the same situation and location in all probability. Kumamoto/Ozu has been a fantastic place to live and work and raise kids. We're going to miss it very much. I think we already miss it a lot. It was very hard to say goodbye.
To all our friends in Japan, thank you. It's been an amazing wonderland experience and we're sad to return to America.
(This picture is of all the people who showed up at the airport at 10am on a weekday to see us off.)
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Mittwoch, 5. November - Tag 2, Runde der besten 32 beim WTT Champions Frankfurt 2025 in der Süwag Energie ARENA.
Das Champions-Frankfurt ist ein Event der Premium-Kategorie des Veranstalters World Table Tennis und mit 500.000 Dollar dotiert.