Playground with Moma Lynn
South Pittsburg has the coolest playground. Lots of wood structures to climb on.
It was a little cold, but we still had fun at the playground. Here’s Lynn and Matthew on the slide.
“I may be speaking to some who can say, with an emphasis, that they oftentimes find great crops of thistles springing up in their hearts, and they have to keep the sickle of sacred mortification going to cut them down, and they try if possible to dig them up by the roots. But thus it is; you cannot expect a perfect life of happiness in an imperfect world Eke this. No; your Savior carried the cross, and you will have a cross of some kind or other to carry after him. ??Thorns also and thistles shall it bring forth to thee.?? Spurgeon, C. H.
Family, Friday, February 09, 2007
Friday, February 09, 2007
The Fish Market
Japan’s Fish Market is an extremely active and busy place early morning. They supply fish to the Tokyo Metropolitan area. Probably a population larger than Los Angelas Metro area.
There’s a huge variety of fish. You can find merchants talking with customers, killing fish, cuting fish, and some just standing around waiting for business.
You really have to watch your step around this area, there are a variety of vehicles both motorized and self propelled.
Friday, February 09, 2007
Sushi for Breakfast
They do have McDonalds for your familiar sausage egg McMuffin, but there’s only a few of them. I rose early morning on my last day in Japan and took a trip to the famous fish market to see all the action.
Here’s my breakfast that I had that morning. There’s quite a variety of fish here, some of which are not available fresh like it is here. And since sushi is normally served raw, freshness is key.
Friday, February 09, 2007
Is it a sandwich?
They had these curious food items in Japan. The outside looks like waffle batter and the inside is a variety of things.
I didn’t actually eat one but they did seem very popular.
