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Kim & Justin | Blogging about their journey around the world
Kim and Justin Blogging about their journey around the world. United States of America. How Does This Site Work? Canon PowerShot SX210 IS. March 10, 2017. De vlucht van Sri Lanka naar Nepal liep weer gesmeerd! We zijn inmiddels kind aan huis op KLIA2 in Kuala Lumpur en weten feilloos onze weg te vinden. We drinken weer een koffie bij de Starbucks, eten ergens wat en krijgen we de zoveelste Maleisische stempels in ons paspoort. Na 6 uur wachten vliegen we…. Read more →. February 15, 2017. Read more →.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011. I'm so bored I'm resorting to emulating Ah Lians with my version of high-angled duckface camwhore shots. Great start to my trip to Penang lol ;P. Labels: #talkyblog #vacaycay #ActChio #camwhore #duckface. Thursday, September 08, 2011. Labels: #talkyblog #Google #Blogger. Sunday, June 05, 2011. Best Summer Superhero Movie Yet. For a movie that was made within six months,. Considering that the film was initially planned to be "X-Men Origins: Magneto", much akin to. Kudos to the...
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A look inside a public bath turned into a modern cafe in Arashiyama, Kyoto. A night of fun and terror in Tokyo. Festival of floats and lanterns in Saitama. The charming castle town, Matsumoto. Narai-juku, Japanese Heritage Post Town. Discover one of Japan's best hidden secrets: the beautiful post town of Narai along the Kiso Valley. Sukajan Souvenir Jackets and The Edo-Tokyo Museum. A look in to Tokyo's architectural past at the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum featuring Sukajan souvenir jackets.
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Ohayo Ohayo. New Jersey. I'm new here. Photos, for those that don’t like to read. April 6, 2010, 12:42 pm. Back in university, I decided to major in music because I knew it might be the last chance I would get to seriously study music before going into medical school. So officially, I was a music major, but was taking an equal number of classes in the sciences to complete the prerequisites for medical school. (I tell folks here in Japan about that and they gasp in bewilderment, Never in Japan! And to thi...
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OUTSIDE WORK (Previous Jobs and Commissions). A2 - Graphics - Project No. 1 - Animal Magic. AS - Graphics - List of Projects. A promotional poster I’ve been commissioned to do for “Through Your Eyes” upcoming gig in April. Animal Magic Promotional Poster. A2 Graphic Design Project No. 1. A poster that was chosen by my college (through competition) for their upcoming Creative Arts Exhibition “Showcase” which is going to be held in Paintworks on January 2013. Home Stay Bristol (Final Logo).
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009. We had a great summer, but there is something nice about getting back into a normal routine…if there is such a thing. My last letter was in June, shortly after Angela’s surgery, so I thought I would send out a brief update as we head into fall and the holiday season. We need to relax, relish the challenge and God’s grace, and look forward to seeing how He works things out. Here are some of those challenges in our lives. We appreciate your prayers on our behalf! But we also know ...
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