Thank you card for guests wedding party and gift-givers everywhere – design by Dave and Ryoko
Thank-you Postal card (make your own!) / #DRO420 Kekkon-shiki Read Post »
On this Shinkonryoko (honeymoon) ramble, we ventured from our home in Okayama to various locations, most of which are noted
Jurisdictions, passed and stayed / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
So many trains, various accoms, pals, museums & kisses. Back where we started at Tsuchida cottage, Okayama. Next up: spouse
Back to Tsuchida cottage / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
One of our objectives on the honeymoon ramble was to visit and pay respectful greetings to various friends including bringing
Visiting Friends / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
A lot of things to tell about… We’re rolling slow, visiting tiny museums and riding various trains. Also have ordered
A lot to tell you about… / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Still-life of scrapbook assembly at a kisaten cafe (with coffee and snacks), Toyama i think.
In my natural habitat… / Shinkonryoko Ramble (Blanket cafe, Kanazawa) Read Post »
Picnic at edge of the known world, with natural table flowers For record: (near) Goshikigahama BeachShinbo, Noto, Hosu District, Ishikawa927-0609,
Picnic at edge of the known world / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Inscribed my “Today- A letter!” haiku for Hongo Sensei into his book
Haiku, inscribed / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Sentinel tree enjoys support Of decommissioned trees Liberally in olden growth
Noble sentinel… / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Shinto shrine employs extra Gods To bless endless school kid trips And impending foreign throngs
Shinto shrine employs… / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Cafe named for warmth Presents 3 bread variations Space for belonging, me and you
(at the) Blanket café / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Guidelines for trip: roll variety of “just right” speed transportation; visit forgotten/under-appreciated/known museums, hot springs and shrines; spend time with
Guidelines for trip… / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Sushi hitherto unknown Yet pressed into translation help Explaining sake to Germans
Explaining saké… / Shinkonryoko Ramble Read Post »
Grateful for healthy (and fun) friends, new (and persistent) family, bamboo forests, fresh flowers, and most especially for sweet Ryoko.
A lonely lieutenant – possibly time-traveled from World War 1 – receives some bad news, and as such, hits
Character: Lonely Lieutenant Read Post »
Note: what follows is the information as was printed upon a sheet which was included in the gift bags as
Thanks to Vendors and Helpers / Dave + Ryoko 4-20 Kekkon-shiki Read Post »
