We visited the Japanese parliment, the Diet, today. There were lots of student field trips going on. They loved to give the peace sign whenever we took a picture. They were very well behaved!
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6 comments:
I am so enjoying your travel photos! I'm being you - only I haven't been there yet.
I had to do a new Google account because I couldn't remember which password I'd used:( This old age is the pits sometimes.
I'm leaving for Alabama tomorrow but will try to keep up with you there.
Annie hopes you enjoy your trip. Eric hopes you have fun. Donovan says he wishes you would come back. We miss you! Mrs. Ruth & Mrs. Grove want you to know that it snowed this morning, but it will be 60 tomorrow. Have a great time and keep posting the pictures - we enjoy them!
Hope you are having a great time.
My fifth graders want to know if they celebrate Halloween in Japan?
Hope you are having a great time. My fifth graders want to know if they celebrate Halloween in Japan?
Mama and I are very much enjoying your pictures. I check your blog every day. Looks like you are having a great time.
Hi,
Maureen and I are enjoying your comments and photos here in Huntsville. I seem to have to get a new account every time I want to post something.
Joanne
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