on the edge of ordinary

22 April, 2016

Thrift Shop Friday

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Even tireder tonight but let's see how I go. Friday is my favourite day in the 4 1/2 days of Thrift Shop (including set-up and take-dow...
21 April, 2016

Too tired

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I am too tired to blog properly (with lots of words in coherent sentences). Thousands of decisions will do that to you. And that's basic...
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20 April, 2016

Are aprons a Japanese thing?

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It's CAJ's Thrift Shop week again. One of two weeks in the school year that we turn the school gym into a second-hand shop for jus...
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18 April, 2016

It helps to know why you do what you do

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I'm on a train, again. This is my 15th train in four days.  Ikebukuro Station, one of the largest stations in the world and I pas...
17 April, 2016

Saying no in Japanese

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It's hard to say no clearly in Japanese without offending. I still remember a Dutch mum in a playground when she was still new in the co...
16 April, 2016

Today's athletics meet

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We spent today at another inter-school track and field day. It's done differently here to Australia. More like a sport like football or...
15 April, 2016

Japanese is probably the most difficult language

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I know that this kind of thing can be the source of discouragement or pride for someone, but in a small way it is an encouragement for me. M...
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I'm an Aussie who's lived in Japan since 2000. My husband, David, teaches at an American international school – Christian Academy in Japan (CAJ) in Tokyo. We’ve raised our three sons in Japan, but they’re now all adults and live in Australia. I edit a magazine, am social media manager for OMF Japan, and write freelance articles among many other things. Another label some give us is missionaries. Combine all of this and I find heaps to write about. I'd love to hear from you. You can reach me here: marshallwendy034 at gmail.com
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