Friday, October 07, 2005

Welcome Back

New YorkSo now, nearly three weeks after my last post, I have finally made my triumphant return to "the states." Wow that was a long boat ride. And a lot of live chickens.

My new post-Japan life is already full of surprises. My sister, who recently moved to Indianapolis, met David Letterman's mom about a month ago. And now here I am, living in the same city where Dave himself lives and works. It's so crazy I could die.

If you're wondering, yes, the blog name will stay the same, only now it has a new cleverness that I've been waiting months to achieve. The material will change somewhat, however: whereas it was mildly interesting for me to talk about the wacky fads and fashions in Japan while I was living there, to continue to do so from New York would just be lame to no end.

So to keep you reading faithfully, I have come up with a number of exciting new features for the coming months that take advantage of my new locale:

•What's That Smell?
•New New York Fashion Trends
•Am I Hired?
•You Paid Too Much for that Soda
•I Found a Bathroom!


And more. Plus, occasional sarcastic nods to my hometown back in Oklahoma and —why not— that lovably kooky Japan.

So stay tuned, and don't forget to check back for continual, non- inexcusably late posts from yours truly.

3 Comments:

Blogger Bonney said...

How nice for Joe to publish an AD on your comment page. Let's all wish him a honking huge case of bronchitis........
Where did L. meet Dave's mother? Wow!!
Welcome back to the states!

4:45 AM  
Blogger Brownie said...

Re 'you paid too much for that soda'- back in July 1989 I spent a week on Manhattan with my 14 year old daughter visiting every damn art gallery they had. she wanted a soda while we were walking and of course we stopped at Rockefeller Plaza and she went over to the wagon thing with the cash. the guy asked for more than she had and she railed at him 'but they're only $1.30 back there'! so he let her have it for $1.30 - I was astounded that a baby Aussie tourist could control a New York street vendor. And what is that with all the food sold in the gutter? that seems so weird to an Aussie.

7:28 AM  
Blogger Brownie said...

Re 'I found a bathroom' - I have an old Spy (Graydon Carter) magazine which has maps of the restroom location of every big NY lobby so that you can jut stride right to it as if you belong in the hotel/club etc.LOL.

7:30 AM  

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