Shuntaro Tanikawa.
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Another post about an interesting translator: Michael S. Rosenwald at the
NY Times reports that “Shuntaro Tanikawa, Popular Poet and Translator of
‘Peanuts...
6 hours ago
... and other delicious recipes
A man should swallow a toad every morning to be certain of not encountering anything more disgusting in the course of the day. Nicholas de Chamfort
Jeeze! This guy could make a million at JFK. Or Incheon. Or Brisbane...
ReplyDeleteGlad you made it home safely and with bags.
one day, we're going to a glass or 20 and share airport/travel stories, sugar! xoxoxoxox
ReplyDeleteAdventure at the far end of the transportation system!
ReplyDeleteNice guys...amazing how often their search for a bit of work gets one out of the mess that organisers have made...
ReplyDeleteAnd they didn't even try to feel your tits! Excellent.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful little tale
ReplyDeleteMoreidlethoughts - I agree - thank you!
ReplyDeleteSav - Yes Please! xoxoxoxox
xl - the far end of the transportation system can be a bit shaky but still more pleasant than the big airports by light years
Mme Fly - I love it when things work out that way.
Louciao- And they didn't even try to feel your tits! - quite a result!
Nursey - Thank you!
Lovely account and very atmoospheric photos.
ReplyDeleteI rarely book taxis here. It's a complete waste of time. It's better to do as you did - throw the fare money at someone who wants to take it.
All the best, Boonie
One of things I love about the experience of travel. Making the...*ahem*...alternative arrangements.
ReplyDeleteSometimes the bet adventures are those born of necessity!
ReplyDeleteWhat? They couldn't drive you right up to the plane door? Lazy!
ReplyDeleteBoonie - thank you
ReplyDeleteDolce and Alphawoman - True - but those alternative moment can get a bit too close for comfort at times
Red - I agree, at the time I said 'can you get no closer?'
he claimed the pillars were in the way - Tuh - lightweight!