A friend who works at a hospital emergency room told me more patients sling through the ER doors when the moon is full.
I’ve overheard a conversation between two red light dancer girls; they were debating weather to take days off during full moon to avoid the surge of customers.
And more babies are born when the […]
I went to a wardrobe fitting today for a new XBox game advertisement. A group of us will be dressed in Harajuku style fashion (see fashion at 3 yen) and reciting lines to a video camera next Monday. (I lied about my age and pretended not to understand English at the audition. It seemed to […]
Age 12, I jumped off a second floor balcony at school. It was night time and dark, a few people from the same dormitory eagerly waited for my great leap downwards onto the green turf below.
Word got around of my jump, and I was prompted to do it again the next day. This time around […]
Since yesterday, I am only working two days a week as a nanny. Soon I will start translating for a Japanese company from home, which will hopefully give me enough income and more time to work on my projects. I went running today, toasted to fresh change.
Leisure time is so vital to anybody’s wellbeing, I […]
Tyler and the crew (Omi, actor, and Kenny, director) are safely nested at a home of a kind Mongolian family, who have let their flat for a while. They met one of their daughters here in California who opted to help.
The father of the household happily wears a San Francisco T-shirt, which the crew presented […]
Rowan went fishing this morning and caught a big salmon. I’m not writing from the wilderness of Alaska, nor from the deep blue waters surrounding Tasmania. We live in San Francisco, which is a city.
There’s salmon swimming in the San Francisco Bay. He told me how large the fish were, how difficult it was reeling […]
Tyler is leaving to Mongolia tomorrow with two other crew members. We had family and friends come over this evening for a small good luck party.
A hand-full of us stood around in a circle, talking. In the centre of our circle was a large suitcase.
“You know, you place an object in the centre of an […]
