あえあかうぃえ

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Made it into Tokyo, got a bus down to Yokohama, taxi to the wrong hotel....finally found a spot to stay. Today were just tryin to locate the Van before we validate our railpasses for a week and storm Japan. Tonight were goin to see Yokohama vs. The Marines at 6:00, one of Japans best baseball teams, I actually dont know that, but it sounds good. The women like the ultra high heels around here so we`ll keep you updated on that. Except for the girl that threw up on the plane right next to me things are goin pretty good. Hope everybody is doing fine...........and あえあ。￥あえ

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Melody & Gary said…
Praise the Lord. So glad you are safe. Wow. Touring Japan is definitely the most appealing part of your journey in my opinion- along with Italy... Anyway, praying for you daily- 5 am is way too early but The Lord is draggin' my butt up, just for you, tee hee. Ella and Elijah both have Roseola (baby measles), cranky and spotted. We love you so. Melody and Gary
June 18, 2008 at 9:21 PM
Julie A said…
Hey guys! I am glad to hear that you arrived safely. I want to go to the baseball game with you. Christina you should bring me back some of those high heels you are talking about:) Jon we brought our barrel racing horse back from Wyoming. hehe. Are you going to be able to put pictures up? Talk to you soon. Love you.
June 19, 2008 at 11:51 AM
Shannon said…
Hi, you crazy kids! I love that you have this blog, it's fun to read about your adventure. We're praying for you everyday and look forward to reading more about your trip. Take care. Love, Dave, Shannon, David D., Sarah and Simon.
June 20, 2008 at 10:15 PM
Rachel Reber said…
So glad you made it safe! Lovin those heels huh Jon? Chrissi I'm sorry you were so limited on your fashion...especially those heels. Is that just cramping your style or what?!;)
Missin you guys!!! Hope you're having fun!

HUGS! ~Rach~
June 23, 2008 at 11:53 PM
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