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Kid on a mission to discover a mobile phone. Everything with keys and buttons on them are interesting these days and young boys are no exception!
He can unlock a phone, redial, dial, swipe through images and a bunch of other things. At his age, we were jumping to songs playing on vinyl in mono.
Found this timetable for dragon boats at town today, had to crop it insanely much to get the number right so the image became pretty boring, well, keeps the numbers moving anyway.
One of Elijah's birthday presents. I'm so glad I made these, they have been a big hit with both kids and are really helping them learn to identify their numbers. Alphabet set is up next.
Something we WILL NOT get back home in Malaysia. With the rojak language we use, I am sure we Malaysians can come up with other creative plates. Hehe
When looking for things to do in Tokyo, the Tsukiji Fish Market tuna auction came up. Some research revealed that it had become too popular, and it is now limited to two groups of 60 starting at roughly 5:30am, with the suggestion you get there earlier to make sure you get a spot.
We decided to go on our first full day in Japan since we were still on Pacific (or, really, Eastern) time--5am in Tokyo was roughly noon the day before in San Francisco and 3pm the day before in DC. (We used a similar strategy for seeing sunrise on Haleakala on Maui. :))
The only problem was the subway doesn't start running until 5am and we wanted to be there by 5, so we needed to take a taxi. And eat breakfast. (For that, we stopped in a Lawson and grabbed a couple of cold hamburgers, and then rudely ate them in public.)
The scene in the auction is kind of funny--all of the tourists are penned into a narrow walkway with people inspecting fish on either side. The tourists are busily snapping away while the men (and it did seem to be all men) inspect the fish and get ready for the auction. I couldn't imagine having a job with tourists coming by every day to take pictures...
Overall the auction was neat, but just being in the Tsukiji Fish Market that early with all of the crazy carts driving around, and getting a really good sushi breakfast was worth the trip.
August 5th, 2006
Fredericksburg, Virginia - K.C.'s Music Alley
7 Angels 7 Plagues, Fear Before the March of Flames, The Number Twelve Looks Like You, Suicide Silence, Left to Vanish, All Shall Perish, Adonis Decay, Too Pure to Die, Face the Facts, HeavyHeavyLowLow, This Time It's War, In Alcatraz 1962, Nights Like These, Light This City
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Number 148 in the Dutch Championship Historic Touring Cars & GTs is the BMW 2002Ti of Izaks/van Maarschalkerwaard. © Bert Visser
Door Number 5. Along the streets in Cairo, Egypt in the City of the Dead. Black and white photography by Donna Corless.
Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge and Tudor/USC GTD and PC and the Continental Sportscar Challenge at Lime Rock Park in July 2015.
An old door in Old Damascus, Syria. (202 is the number on the door, which is shown in Arabic numerals).