small topics

Some animal topics. This is an old one, but we saw this posteverywhere in the Japan for the last few days: "Lab Rabbit Strongly Recommends Cover Girl Waterproof Mascara For Sensitive Eyes". This isa funny site: "obey the purebread". I want this: "Shiba inu evolution T-shirt". I must say this is creepy: "transformer pet". It lookslike a dead body.

Here are "Seven of the deadliest delicacies." They picked 7 deadlyfoods. Wow, we Japanese eat three of them! How brave we are... ButI recommend adding mochi to the list. I think at least 10 people died during the New Year.

Only people who can read Kanji on their PC will see this, a newKaomoji collection. I like both.
(-公-；）...annoyed
m9（￣Д￣）...pointing at "you."
If you like them, ha ha ha, here is a plug-in for kaomoji and this is "How to turn the words to Kaomoji".

I read the average updating period of Japanese blogs is 38.2 days.Only 25% of blogs survive for 60 days. Wow, short! I check someblogs every day as my new source; they keep their blogs for a longtime. (I never miss checking "Gorilla Boots" : I like her sense for picking photos. It's very fetish and addictive. She is good atpicking news for the site; unfortunately, it's all in Japanese.) Butmaybe most blogs will have disappeared before we find them on the net.Since I have been writing my blog for about 4 years, I must acceptrunning out of topics (yap! excuse). But I found this post, too : "top 100 blogs have an average age of 33.8 months". :-) Hmm. Perseveranceleads to success, right? I don't need to be a big blog though; I willkeep blogging as long as I enjoy it.

By the way, I found some very nice blogs about Japan and Japan Life. Check them out!
Pink Tentacle
Japan Q&A
Japan now and then

Comments

[UGG Mayfaire]

I like the boots.People put on thick coats, scarves and boots.A wise king would not want his friends and officials to lick his boots.Then, performing her song, she emerged from a traditional red phone booth in a studded PVC corset with plumes on her shoulders, knee-high boots and fishnet tights.

hi all :)

[mari]

hi there thank you very much for your warm words. HAI GAMBARIMASU!

[Leena]

Hello Mari! ^__^
Please continue to keep your good work of blogging! I enjoy reading and learning so many things from here!
ありがとう！

(Msg all the way from New Zealand)

[Marie]

Thanks! I hope so, too!

[Wolf]

Mari,
I hope that you continue to enjoy updating your blog. I enjoy reading it. You find very interesting subjects. Gambatte kudasai!

[Marco Bresciani (マルコ·ブレシャ−二)]

Wow! I always loved kaomoji! Have you seen this? http://jankey.hp.infoseek.co.jp/kaomoj.shtml Sooo many!

[Marie]

Hi Mari!

Thanks for adding my blog! I actually use the same name Mari sometimes but my real name is Marie.