White Noise, Red Sun: Our little Christmas

White Noise, Red Sun

A little chunk of the web dedicated to keeping our friends, family, fans of Mike's noise and anyone else who for whatever reason cares updated on our year abroad in Ichinomiya, Hyogo, Japan.

Wednesday, December 28, 2005

Our little Christmas


Our humble lil tenenbaum. I owe it all to my mom, who made sure to sent it complete with battery-op lights and a star. Our friend Tamako made us a cute little snowman ornament, and I was glad we had a place for it.


(Mike as "wild cat")
We spent part of Christmas eve doing Karaoke carolling at the festive "Bar Ahau", with a couple friends, and friendly strangers. Madonna's "Like a Prayer" had the whole bar clapping and dancin along. Who can resist Madonna on xmas? I also sang the Christmas song by Nat King Cole.


Here are the Christmas gifts we got for each other.
Mike was really sweet. He was sneaky enough to get me a yukata (a light summer kimono) without giving any hints. Pretty hard in such close quarters. I wasn't sneaky at all. I asked someone where I could find a good music shop right in front of Mike. Even so, he's rockin out on his guitar. Now I just need to find a drumset that will fit in our apartment...

Not pictured are the many, many great American snacks friends and family have blessed us with. I have absolutely no regrets about the pounds (kilograms?) that I'll be puttin' back on. We can't thank you all enough!

Feel free to leave a comment about your own Christmas (or an email, letter, phone call, etc... ;)
Love to you all!

1 Comments:

At 10:25 PM, Anonymous said...

Cute Christmas tree! Glad your moms ensured you'd have it.

I'm afraid my package to you will have to be a post-New Year's gift, but it's coming, I swear! We celebrated three Christmases and one night of Hanukkah in the Wray-Sowash household -- whew! I'm pretty sure my best gift this year was the 24-pack of Red Bull Kyle sent me, although I don't know what it says about my need for caffeine that last Christmas he only saw need to buy me a four-pack of the stuff ...

Okay, must do work,
Jenny

 

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