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he turned around to pick me up. two softcovered surfboards, two landry baskets lined with plasitc bags and a relaxed face fill the small car. i find place sitting in the trunk. actually two. my backpack resting on the wave riding devices. my butt slowly g…
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honestly, this is a mixed bag. the last weeks are a rolercoaster of emotions. i find myself laughing to myself in the park and with tears in a museum looking at a photograph from okinawa. usually i am, it sounds harsh writing it down, ok with leaving thin…
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when i came to japan my goal was clear. learn about culture, language and see most of the place. over time i forgot that goal, or more accurately, it slipped into subconscious. now i remember, because it brought me to a place i could not have been aiming…
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a fast food restaurant with cigarette opportunity. the smoking room is inside the electric-smoking room. smoking inception. in the middle of 5 square meters an ashtray holding a little pool of water. it gives a faint hiss as a woman tips her cancer stick…
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it was last week i received a photo of some homemade, good looking pad thai via internet message. it gave me an idea.
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its march in okinawa. it has been five months since birds calling. easy to imagine my good mood as i enter a small park in naha. its tuesday afternoon and i seem to be alone. only a black butterfly shares the path with me. i follow him for a moment as grey
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last week i rode the bike to the blues bar. it wasn’t too cold, and so i took my time. also, i was looking for a snack to supplement the hot dog i would have at the music spot later. because it was already dark, i noticed a well-lit shop window as i rode…
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in december i found an interesting book at my workplace.
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happy new year everyone. thanks for reading!
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i carried my zines and my cardboard to the fair on the sunday of the first week. it was packed, and my ticket spared me a long wait in the line outside. after a stroll through the booths of countless publishers and seeing what felt like millions of books,…