I'm amused by the song they're using - sounds just like "Dinah (won't you blow your horn?)"
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- Tracey
- Isahaya-shi, Nagasaki-ken, Japan
- Welcome to the life of an ALT (assistant language teacher) in Nagasaki. I started this journal when I visited Japan in 2004 with JFMFTP, then continued it when I returned as a member of the JET Programme in 2006. Enjoy!
Kingyo-chan!
I just got some new fish for the summer season. At the summer festivals, children play a game called "kingyosukui" -they try to catch goldfish with a paper scoop!
You don't have to work too hard to have fun with my fish, though - just move your cursor over top of their pond & click to drop them some little treats :)
You don't have to work too hard to have fun with my fish, though - just move your cursor over top of their pond & click to drop them some little treats :)
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2 comments:
"I've been Working on the Railroad" was on our CD for music class this semester :-) Today it was our 'free play' song - where the teacher dumps a bunch of instruments in the middle of the floor and the kids take what they want and bang away. Caitlin 'played' the bongo drums. I think she spent more time turning them over and 'inspecting' the underside :-) She is a curious one...
Hope you enjoyed the baseball game. I've been watching some on TV but it's just not the same as being at the park...
Tracy---
Pretty soon you can go to a "real" baseball game and root for the Florida Marlins----at Landshark Stadium(Old Joe Robbie). I truly enjoyed your Japanese journal--I've learned a lot. Hope your flights to the U.S. are smooth and on time. Too bad we won't be able to meet in Dallas. Hope to see you somewhere in the U.S. soon. Take care of yourself-----I wish you safe travels. God bless and keep smilin'
Love-------Cathy
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