
I was casually sitting in my living room watching CSI-NY when I look over and see a honking big grasshopper (飛蝗/ばった =
batta) crawling on my 障子 (fusuma = light wooden frames with thick opaque paper on both sides, the type
Homer would walk through when they visited Japan.)

After several minutes, I managed to capture him/her and release it outside unharmed.
Gil Grissom would be proud.

After Friday's
Echo-extravaganza and my 6:00am return home, I pretty much vegged all day. This means that I missed the annual International Food Fair held at Tohoku University. DJ
Mixture, who was a chef in a former life, served up a steaming pot of British Beef Stew. His assistant was the adorable
Ayako. (Speaking of
Echophonyk, past DJ and current Tokyo spinner, DJ
Mark Saito has a
new podcast for you to download...Spread the Word, WORD!)
Thanks to my trip home, I'm behind on two episodes of
Lost, so I plan to catch them on DVD once I can drag my butt down to the video store. So while I'm taping tonight's episode, I have on the
IAAF World Championships held in Osaka. I just watched an enthusiastic young lady on the Pole Vault succeed and then lose when they moved the bar up a notch. (Bad joke time: Man walks up to a guy holding a long pole at the games, "Are you a Pole Vaulter?" "No, I'm Swedish, but how did you know my name is Walter?") Speaking of which, a Polish guy just won the hurdles!
Oh,
Lost is now over, so I can turn this crap off and watch something else!
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