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    Originally posted by Edwina's Secretary
    When I went to Greece I understood the expression "It's greek to me!"
    Do what I did and marry a guy that knows greek!
    Doing my part to save BBD's, one dog at a time!

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    kitten, I adopted Boomer from another military family who adopted him from the center here on the base, so I'm not honestly sure how he entered the country. I think he was born here but I could be wrong.
    Jen, when I have been out and about off base I have visited many a bathroom and more often than not, all they have are "squaty potties" they are built into the ground for men and women alike and look like a flat urinal laying on its back. You just put a foot on either side and squat to do your business. (sorry, that sounds gross, but it's true) I went to DisneyWorld this summer and went to 3 bathrooms before I found one with an actual toilet another little bit of trivia, most bathrooms (at least as far as I've seen and heard) don't have paper towels or anything to dry your hands on, so most people bring their own handkercheifs when they go out.
    Hehe Barbara, I live here and I don't even now what all that means No master of Japanese am I
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    Thanks for the picture of Boomer pics. I expect more when he masters them. I agree that he probably thinks that if he masters them you will take him out for sushi. He would probably like the sashimi most.

    Also thanks it is always interesting to hear about people living in other coutries and how they like it.
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    and their happy and willing slave, Bryan.

    Many Thanks to Kay for the Picture.

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    Boomer looks so cute using those chopsticks.

    I think it is GREAT that you are making an effort to learn the language and customs and are getting out to see the country. Too often the families of US troops stick together on the base instead of getting out.

    These are not the droids you were looking for

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    catland, How could I not? I don't know of any other time in my life when I'll get to travel to such a beautiful place as this! Before we leave here, my hunny and I even plan on climbing Mt. Fuji!
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    What a cool experience to live in Japan! My ex was in the military for awhile and I lived in Germany for 3 years. We traveled to many European countries while we were there and it is an experience that I am so glad I had. The one thing that seems the same in Asia as well as Europe is the toilet issue! Some things are just really different from the USA and bathrooms were always the hot topic at military gatherings!!! Enjoy your time because you will recall these memories many times in the future.

    Boomer you are just too cute for words!! You handle those chop sticks better than me!



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    Cute pics of Boomer. The last one makes me think of a drummer in a rock band.

    From Decker with Love

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    Great pics. Boomer sure is good at using those chopsticks. Enjoy your stay in Japan.

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    What excellent pictures of your beautiful Bloomer! We really need some more.

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    I visited Japan several years ago and was also surprised how many polite people there were. Even if they didn't understand English they went out of their way to try to help us! The hotel we stayed in (in Toyoko) had "western" toliets, but I sure was shocked when I saw the ladies room over there. It is just a hole in the ground that you squat over, no doors or privacy, either. It sure takes some interesting manuvering when you have hip problems and really need to go!!

    Enjoy your stay over there, take plenty of pictures and buy lots of things! Also go to as many places you possibly can.....it is a very beautiful country. I sure wish I could go back!!
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