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I live in Japan teaching children English. Sometimes I work as a freelance printed textile designer. I like watching tv and eating cheese.

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  • charlierynolds:

    whenever people ask me why charlie is my favorite i just send them these screenshots

    (via fuckyoudennisreynolds)

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    • #me at life.
  • jalenrosed:

    the big bang theory is an alternate universe version of friends where everyone is ross

    (via pour-des-raisons)

    • 5 years ago
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  • zarglepoetry:
“buy here
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    zarglepoetry:

    buy here

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    • 5 years ago
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  • 8j:

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    good riddance

    (via ithinksoithinkso)

    • 5 years ago
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  • chrxs-art:

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    icavein:

    Thank you clam man

    Reblog the encouraging clam man to boost someone’s motivation. You know you wanna.

    encouraging clam man is always there for me in my time of need. may he be there in yours as well.

    (via todayintokyo)

    • 5 years ago
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  • Good to see tumblr is still on top form.

    • 5 years ago
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  • sagaprefecturejet:

    retrofrill:

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    So savage, but so true

    It’s been a rough one.

    (via todayintokyo)

    • 5 years ago
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  • sirfrogsworth:

    (Sound is very much required on this one.)

    Sometimes food is so darn tasty you gotta sing its praises.

    AWOOOOO! 

    ʷᵒᵒ

    (via amourlavie)

    • 5 years ago
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  • todayintokyo:

    Dear fellow Japan residents, I have a question about this osoji lark thing. This morning I vacuumed extra carefully and also polished my floors. Does that qualify as osoji? May I now sit back with a cuppa tea and ignore …

    No? Damn.

    To people who don’t live in Japan, osoji is the Japanese equivalent of spring cleaning, but it’s done just before New Year. It means, theoretically, that I have to move the refrigerator (proven possible in the past) and washing machine (proven impossible in the past) aside and wash the floor underneath; dust / wipe / vacuum / sanitize (and determine their blood group while I’m at it) (hey, this is important in Japan) cupboards; clean bathroom thoroughly, which means diving into the small drain in the floor, which is gross beyond description; clean balconies and wash windows and do you know how cold it is out there?!

    It also means dusting and reorganizing and fondling my books. Hmm. Maybe it’s not a bad custom after all.

    Japan residents, how do you do it? Launch a major one-day attack or do it incrementally? I tend to favour the latter.

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    I’m moving out next week so I have no choice but I don’t have “the fear” yet so I’ve done nothing. I’m just gonna do it all the night before I move out, I’m sure to my neighbours annoyance. 💀

    • 5 years ago
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  • prozdvoices:

    detective pikachu

    (via optimus-prime-numbers)

    • 5 years ago
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  • a tshirt that says “ONLY YOU CAN SEE ME”

    @zarglepoetry

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  • reverseracism:

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    Originally posted by i-alwayslikedstrangecharacters

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    • 5 years ago
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    Source: tsuyos
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