Oh man. It's almost been 3 full months since my last post.
The jet lag and LIFE had me by the throat when we got back from vacation which made it hard to get excited about writing on here. I was starting to feel this huge obligation to my blog and I just wanted to ignore it because I didn't have anything exciting to write. That and Aaron and I have been having so much fun together watching wrestling, movies, anime, and playing games together, and blogging would take away from that.
My heart and brain just haven't been into KFT. The brain in a major way, as I just noticed I titled this blog "Not Sure Inspiried". *ugh*
Last month I randomly hopped onto My Girl Thursday's blog the day she wrote this post. A lot of what she said comforted me in my blah-ness with the blog. I felt like "why would anyone come to my blog when there are crazyawesomeamazing bloggers like her!?!" and reading her thoughts on blogging helped me see that I was writing to an audience and not for myself. I started blogging for ME and lost that along the way.
I'm going to go back to blogging for me. Which is a good thing. It's a great thing!
Look forward to some changes around here as I'm getting back to being inspired!
I recently picked up a cute notebook at Target a while ago and I think I'm going to start writing Morning Pages as inspired by one of my fave people in the world Jeff Green. That might help get the inspirational juices flowing. d^_^b
That's all for now friends! I WILL talk to you soon! ♥
Seriously. They are. In Japan, each district has it's own man hole cover. In addition to that, there are a lot of neat decorations on the sidewalks. I took lots of pictures of these that I'd like to share- BECAUSE THEY'RE SO COOL!
The first man hole cover we saw, just outside our hotel
This one was in Shinsaibashi-suji. It was pretty tricky taking this picture since that area is always crazy busy with foot traffic.
In Kyoto with Sam. I don't know what this was, but it was neat looking.
Kyoto again with Sam.
So! While we were in Kobe with Hiro, we found this off a main sidewalk~ it's a hot spring for soaking feet! HOW COOL!
In Kobe with Hiro.
With Hiro on the way to a bar named "Cheers" who is owned by this awesome Austrailian guy, where we watched this amazing Jazz band, and Hiro's girlfriend was our hostess. This was one of the best nights we had in Japan. We ended up loosing track of time and the three of us ran from Cheers to the subway station to make the LAST TRAIN of the night. We were totally inebriated and laughed the entire way to the subway. It's something you see in Japanese shows and movies but don't ever expect yourself to do. It was magical. *^_^*
These pictures make me really happy and nostalgic. It's a little thing, taking pictures of our feet on pieces of metal, but to me it's so much more! The sites, sounds, smells, and experiences that went along with it are big memories to me. *^_^*
The first man hole cover we saw, just outside our hotel
This one was in Shinsaibashi-suji. It was pretty tricky taking this picture since that area is always crazy busy with foot traffic.
In Kyoto with Sam. I don't know what this was, but it was neat looking.
Kyoto again with Sam.
So! While we were in Kobe with Hiro, we found this off a main sidewalk~ it's a hot spring for soaking feet! HOW COOL!
In Kobe with Hiro.
With Hiro on the way to a bar named "Cheers" who is owned by this awesome Austrailian guy, where we watched this amazing Jazz band, and Hiro's girlfriend was our hostess. This was one of the best nights we had in Japan. We ended up loosing track of time and the three of us ran from Cheers to the subway station to make the LAST TRAIN of the night. We were totally inebriated and laughed the entire way to the subway. It's something you see in Japanese shows and movies but don't ever expect yourself to do. It was magical. *^_^*
These pictures make me really happy and nostalgic. It's a little thing, taking pictures of our feet on pieces of metal, but to me it's so much more! The sites, sounds, smells, and experiences that went along with it are big memories to me. *^_^*
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