Friday, July 17, 2009
My Shisa!!!
I have been taking some pottery classes here in Okinawa. I just made these Shisa and am so excited about how they turned out. All made by hand the traditional way. The two pieces of clay are what I started out with.


Monday, June 15, 2009
Newest Connor Photo!!!
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Blog Challenge
Lucy over at Dixie Pieces issued a Blog challenge today to post 6 random facts about ourselves on our blog. So here's mine! (And if you haven't checked out Dixie Pieces Scrapbooking kits, you should do so.........they are awesome!!)
1. I have lived in Okinawa, Japan for six years and truly love everything Okinawan...especially the people. I feel a special connection with them and am Okinawan at heart.
2. I can't resist good dollar store (100 Yen here)
3. I have recently started gardening and planting everything from flowers to fruits and veggies to trees. I am addicted!
4. I am a Breast Cancer survivor (Get your mammograms!!)
5. I love fruits of any kind.
6. I am 3 years older than my husband of 24 years.
1. I have lived in Okinawa, Japan for six years and truly love everything Okinawan...especially the people. I feel a special connection with them and am Okinawan at heart.
2. I can't resist good dollar store (100 Yen here)
3. I have recently started gardening and planting everything from flowers to fruits and veggies to trees. I am addicted!
4. I am a Breast Cancer survivor (Get your mammograms!!)
5. I love fruits of any kind.
6. I am 3 years older than my husband of 24 years.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Connor
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Pizza & Sky
This past weekend we took some of the people John works with on a tour of the Northern end of Okinawa. The northern end is not as inhabited as the southern, and there is much jungle and great views. We went to a place called Pizza and Sky for lunch. It is a small pizza place up in the mountains on a cliff overlooking the ocean. It is very unique and a great place to visit. Most of the tables are picnic tables outside and if it is windy it can get very chilly. So there are baskets of blankets for you to use to keep warm. There is only one kind of pizza. It has sausage, garlic, peppers, and corn. And LOTS of cheese! They serve fresh juices and tea in unique glasses on cloth napkins and plates. Each drink has its own type of glass. The pizza is awesome and the view spectacular. A place that you would not want to miss when visiting Okinawa. You can see more photos of the drinks as they were served and the restaurant and view on my photobucket here:
http://s225.photobucket.com/albums/dd126/okidoki2181/Pizza/
http://s225.photobucket.com/albums/dd126/okidoki2181/Pizza/
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