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POEM: my first night in Japan
my first night in Japan (for the Inoue family) I slept for twenty-four hours at least that’s how I remember it happening then we had miso soup with tiny clams in the bottom of each wooden bowl we were seated … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Haiku, Japan, My poems, Oak Street, Poem-A-Day 2013, Poetry
Tagged exchange student, Family, Japan, Japanese food, miso, Travel
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stone #13
Listen using the player above. / / / the trick to travel isn’t remembering your underwear or socks it’s knowing which books to take / / / part of a river of stones
San Francisco
Jen and I just got back from five days in San Francisco: