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This is my world, played out on the Internet. Feel free to read my daily weblog entries and thoughts on living in Japan; discover that I can't decide what to do when I grow up; see what I've been eating. You won't find a more banal webpage out there. I've had this one since 1994, so that's something minor to my credit.

It is easier to get forgiveness than permission.
--Stuart's Law

My Nonsense

Tokyo Visitor's Survival Guide
DigitalEve Japan, an IT organization.
Images of China, snapshots from summer 2001.
Menus & tasty memories. 1991-now.
Benkyou Shimashou Level 4 Japanese Proficiency Exam study materials. 1999.
HTML Workshop November 1999.
History of Zero July 1997 (cited in Scientific American Feb 2000)
Not my work, but my favorite achewood (28 June 2002)

Creative Collaborators

MJ Daniels-Sueyasu, SouZouZone.jp
MJ Richwalsky, arsenic.net
Jennifer Hill Kaucher, wordpainting.com
Dan Waber, posterity repository
The Zous, zousan.com
Philip Hill, grandfather philip

kristen@LM.com
5 March 2003