check out this turtle with artificial legs. this turtle got stuck in a fisherman net in japan and now has new legs and is swimming in an aquarium near kobe. cool story!
well, windy weather keeps on going. the left is laniakea and the right is pipeline. i couldn’t even tell the difference. i was just ugly on the north shore all day long. just super blown out! not good for surfing and not good for diving. good for cleaning so i was cleaning all day long. i’m learning how to throw away junks and if i do another swap meet sale, i’m going to be rich!
*i’m so far behind in emails, but not this far behind. i did a blog responding to a few emails and i forgot to post it. gomenasai! anyway, better late than never.
*Hey Y-san from Osaka, I had fun surfing with you in Hawaii. I’m happy you went to eat at Marutaya, my favorite ramen shop in Wakayama. I’m glad you enjoyed it and hope to see you again. Keep on surfing!
*To Masashi-sam from Okinawa, I hope you’re ok in Okinawa. Did you surf the typhoon? Thanks for coming to Hawaii and surfing with me. Mensore and Aloha! See you again!
*To Mr. and Mrs. Tomita from Shizuoka, Thank you for your kind email. It really means a lot to me. I am really happy that you enjoyed your surf trip to Hawaii. I’m sorry about your bad experience at Kaisers the next day. If I was with you, I would have defended you for sure. I hope your next localism experience is one with a smile. Don’t let one local ruin your time in Hawaii. Most locals are kind and welcome Japanese. Please keep on surfing and please keep on smiling!
*To Fujimoto-san from Osaka, Thank you for the book you sent me called “Tadao Ando.” I really enjoyed looking at it and will let my friends in Hawaii also look at it. Was it you I took a photo of and posted it on my blog? The green, white, and red longboard at Kaifu? What a small world! Thanks for checking out my blog. See you in Shikoku!
